Neuroepidemiology
Chronic nerve disorder was more common at older ages
Of 1,894 adults aged 50 and older, 6.0% had the disorder at the first screening; follow-up identified 48 new cases.Of 1,894 adults aged 50 and older, 6.0% had the disorder at the first screening; follow-up identified 48 new cases.
Cohort · 1,894 peoplePopulations
Who was studied1,894 middle-aged and older adults, median 7.4 years
What changedChronic axonal polyneuropathy was more common at older ages
The catchFuture changes in disease prevalence and incidence were projected, not observed