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After standardising for age and sex, rates were 13.6 new cases per 1,000 person-years in low- and middle-income countries, versus 8.3 in high-income countries.After standardising for age and sex, rates were 13.6 new cases per 1,000 person-years in low- and middle-income countries, versus 8.3 in high-income countries.
An observational analysis of people’s resting brain recordings found patterns that repeated across datasets and remained after accounting for several other factors.An observational analysis of people’s resting brain recordings found patterns that repeated across datasets and remained after accounting for several other factors.
Moderate activity was associated with cognitive scores 0.559 higher than in the lowest activity group in an observational study of 5,614 postmenopausal women.Moderate activity was associated with cognitive scores 0.559 higher than in the lowest activity group in an observational study of 5,614 postmenopausal women.