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Age-correction of test scores reduces the validity of mild cognitive impairment in predicting progression to dementia.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC4149540 · PMID 25171483

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Both corrected and uncorrected scores were highly significant predictors of progression to dementia, even when adjusted for age and education.

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