7 RESULTS
COMMENT This is an important analysis of the HRS data, providing as close a representation of the U.S. population as is possible, with sufficient diversity to make comparisons across time. The finding of stable relative relationships and decline in prevalence in ...
COMMENT From my perspective as an epidemiologist who has sought to lead studies that provide a platform and insight into what dementia really is in the true population, this work has been incredibly important, and at last begins to move us on from the narrow ...
COMMENT This study examines the relationships between TDP-43 inclusions, microglia, and dementia in ALS, FTLD, and AD. Work presented was from mouse or cell culture with human comparative studies. The main findings were that depletion of TDP-43 in microglia is ...
COMMENT This analysis comes from a nationally representative and highly respected study that has added measures relevant to dementia identification in recent years. It is very carefully conducted research. These findings are very much in line with findings from ...
COMMENT We did a comprehensive analysis of the studies that have been comparable that have been published in Europe, with indications of stabilization or reduction in both prevalence and incidence (Wu et al., 2016). The Rotterdam study within that analysis is, ...
COMMENT Comment on Janda et al. There is a great deal of interest in the role that nicotine and its metabolites might play in potential therapies for Alzheimer's disease. This study from Tobin Dickerson and Kim Janda of the Skaggs Institute of Chemical ...
COMMENT This is an important contribution to the literature on the long-term associations of smoking. The strength of the study is in its careful examination of relevant exposures in mid-life, extended detailed follow-up with good response rates, and the ...
