Older adults who took anticholinergic drugs had 47% higher odds of
developing mild cognitive impairment over the next decade, compared with those
who didn't receive such drugs, in an analysis that adjusted for other risk
factors, according to a study in Neurology. The correlation was greater among
those with a gene variant associated with Alzheimer's disease and those with
Alzheimer's-related proteins in their spinal fluid.
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