approached significancep = 0.05
Smoking history approached significance at p = 0.05, with an OR of 2.01, indicating that being a current or former smoker could double the risk of neurological signs compared to never smokers.
Smoking history approached significance at p = 0.05, with an OR of 2.01, indicating that being a current or former smoker could double the risk of neurological signs compared to never smokers.
Meanwhile, SDMT accuracy (SDMT-C) showed a trend (19.5 vs. 17.8, p = 0.08) that did not reach the p < 0.05 threshold, possibly indicating that accuracy remains less affected than speed.
63.5 years) did not reach statistical significance ( p = 0.10).
the rest of ILD), a trend but not conventionally significant.