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Reduced Prevalence and Incidence of Cognitive Impairment Among Centenarian Offspring

20 Jun 2018

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Background: Centenarian offspring have better health and lower mortality in comparison to referent cohorts, however it is unknown whether they have preserved cognition at older ages. Methods: This prospective study of 491 centenarian offspring and 270 referent participants without familial longevity (mean baseline age 75.5 years) from the New England Centenarian Study analyzed longitudinal cognitive assessments...

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PMID: 29931286
DOI: 10.1093/gerona/gly141

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