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How Selection Over Time Contributes to the Inconsistency of the Association Between Sex/Gender and Cognitive Decline Across Cognitive Aging Cohorts

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第一作者： Ana?s,Rouanet

作者： Ana?s,Rouanet ; Justina,Avila-Rieger ; Aline,Dugravot ; Jérémie,Lespinasse ; Rachel,Stuckwisch ; Richard,Merrick ; Emma,Anderson ; Leann,Long ; Catherine,Helmer ; Hélène,Jacqmin-Gadda ; Carole,Dufouil ; Suzanne,Judd ; Jennifer,Manly ; Séverine,Sabia ; Alden,Gross ; Cécile,Proust-Lima

关键词 aging cohorts cognition death dropout longitudinal models selection sex/gender

发布时间 2022-07-13

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