Association of infections and autoimmune conditions with cognition: a study using self-reported conditions and identifying a novel plasma biomarker
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Cognitive decline was confirmed to be associated with infections and autoimmune conditions, emphasizing the need for further exploration.
The study identified ab42/icam1 as a significant plasma biomarker related to cognitive decline, supporting its potential for future research.
Observational analysis included self-reported conditions to ascertain the impact of infections and autoimmune diseases on cognition.
The findings highlight the importance of understanding how these health issues may contribute to cognitive impairment, suggesting avenues for better treatment.
Resumen
Our study confirmed that infections and autoimmune conditions contribute to cognitive decline. Ab42/ICAM1 was identified as a relevant marker.
Association of infections and autoimmune conditions with cognition: a study using self-reported conditions and identifying a novel plasma biomarker | Synapse