Pyry Sipilä
@pyrysipila
Epidemiologist
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23-03-2012 08:04:03
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Risk factors, such as hypertension, obesity and physical inactivity are targets of #dementia prevention. New research suggests that many inflammatory diseases (gastritis, duodenitis, erysipelas) may be equally strong long-term predictors of dementia. alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/al…
Amyloid and tau have dominated pathophysiological models of dementia aetiology. This preprint identifies 15 novel proteins associated with cognitive decline and dementia. Whitehall II Study #ARIC Joni Lindbohm @gottesman_lab Epi of Ageing Gill Livingston medrxiv.org/content/10.110…
What causes dementia? 2 studies using retrospective cohort data find that risk of developing #dementia increases after having a serious #infection. What does this mean for #LongCovid? The Lancet Infectious Diseases bit.ly/3e9ytZV The Lancet Healthy Longevity bit.ly/2VzObXS
This massive study combined evidence for the link between autoimmune diseases and dementia using 6 different big-data approaches. The work was lead by @jlindbohm and Nina Mars with contributions from @pyrysipila, Heiko Runz, Gill Livingston, Ramnik Xavier and many others
#OriginalResearch: In this multicohort study, hospital-treated infections associated w/ significant increase in short-term risk and modest long-term risk of major CVD events. Mika Kivimaki @nellimarikki@PyrySipila #AHAJournals ahajrnls.org/40oqjCY
#ICYMI: Severe Infection and Cardiovascular Disease Pyry Sipilä Mika Kivimaki UK Biobank Wellcome #AHAJournals
Predicting long-term risk of #dementia for cognitively healthy individuals is challenging. Error rates are very high even with the risk scores currently used in research and health care. Gill Livingston Epi of Ageing Pyry Sipilä jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…