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  1. Relationship between Framingham Cardiovascular Risk Score and cognitive performance among ageing rural Indian participants: a cross-sectional analysis 2023-11-10

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  1. Relationship between Framingham Cardiovascular Risk Score and cognitive performance among ageing rural Indian participants: a cross-sectional analysis

    ✓ Peer-reviewed alzhub usefulness score 67 out of 100. BMJ open 2023-11-10 Cognitive tests and assessment

    Increased cardiovascular risk as evidenced by FRS was associated with poorer cognitive performance in all cognitive domains among dementia-free middle-aged and older rural Indians.

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