… Temporal trends are best derived through continuous monitoring of a population over a …
incidence of dementia over three decades among participants in the Framingham Heart Study…

… for the study of dementia and cognitive decline in 3 generations of participants in the
Framingham Heart Study, including risk factors, genome-wide association studies, biomarkers, …

… three decades with both decreasing age-specific prevalence and … In this paper, we use
data from the Framingham Heart Study to assess the trends in survival over a 30-year period …

… risk (LTR) of dementia and AD in the Framingham Heart Study (FHS), starting the … years of
age; compared incidences of dementia and AD between women and men over up to 50 years …

… statistical update from the American Heart Association estimates the lifetime risk of stroke
and other cardiovascular diseases on the basis of data from the Framingham Heart Study. …

… , the incidence of dementia was reported to have declined over a period of three decades in
… importance of cohort studies (such as the FHS) for evaluating temporal trends in a range of …

… The aim of this paper is to re-examine the question of whether dementia incidence declined
across the four epochs of Framingham Heart Study data investigated by Satizabal et al. [5], …

… of memory loss or upon referral by a physician (usually the primary care provider or the
physician conducting the biennial follow-up Heart Study evaluation) for neurologic symptoms. …

… dementia and MCI among prevalent cases in the population-based Framingham Heart
Study (… Rather than a single time point, we analysed data from three cross-sectional time-windows …

… prediction rules for dementia, we require a better understanding of the association between
vascular risk factors and dementia across mid- to later life. The Framingham Stroke Risk …