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Does atherosclerotic disease account for cognitive impairment in elderly people?
Does atherosclerotic disease account for cognitive impairment in elderly people?
Atherosclerotic disease is associated with considerable cognitive impairment in the elderly general population.
Atherosclerotic disease may contribute to cognitive impairment in the elderly; leaves open causality and requires interventional trials.
These findings are compatible with the view that atherosclerotic disease accounts for considerable cognitive impairment in the general population.
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Breteler et al. (1994) studied this question.
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