Alzheimer's Dementia: Women live longer than men, but they are more prone to dementia?

Dementia is the main cause of disability and hospitalization.
It shortens the life span of the elderly
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Globally, two-thirds of patients with dementia and Alzheimer's disease (AD) are women

Current evidence indicates that a variety of heart vascular factors, metabolic and life>
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These factors include low education, high blood pressure, diabetes , unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, hormone replacement therapy, and psychosocial factors such as housing status and hopelessness

In order to evaluate the gender differences in the development of dementia and the effects of life>
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The researchers used two strategies at the same time.
One is to use the comprehensive data of three large Nordic population cohort studies (n = 2289) to use dementia as a result, and the other is to use a 2-year multi-domain life>
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The relationship between dementia risk factors and gender

The results showed that compared with men, female participants tended to have shorter follow-up time, lower education level, lower incidence of angina pectoris/ myocardial infarction , lower cohabitation rate, lower alcohol consumption, lower rates of physical labor and smoking, but sleep There are more obstacles
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When adjusting age, follow-up time, and research in all age groups, there was no significant difference in the risk of dementia between women and men (OR=1.
18, 95%CI: 0.
92-1.
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However, women have a 37% higher risk of dementia after the age of 80 than men (OR=1.

The difference in life intervention effects between the intervention group and the control group
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Further repeated measures analysis using a mixed model included gender and the interaction between intervention and control, and it was found that the positive impact of life>

references:

Sex differences in dementia and response to a life> https://doi.