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6g,h ), the neurons from FD subjects showed a trend toward decrease in number ( Fig. 6i ; 16.5 ± 1.1 HC neurons/well, n=60 wells; 14.1 ± 1.1 FD neurons/well, n=60 wells; difference between HC neurons/well and FD neurons/well 2.3 ± 1.5, n=60 wells; random intercept mixed-effects model p=0.26) and a robust reduction in neurite outgrowth per cell ( Fig
Further, the analysis of patients with low intratumoral expression levels of IL-17A (87 ± 14 months) showed a trend to reduced survival times compared to patients with high intratumoral IL-17A expression (117 ± 11 months) though the difference was not statistically significant (P = 0.211) (Figure 6 B).
When the samples were grouped on the basis of dietary habits, the PLS-DA models showed a trend of differentiation according to the geographical origin of the samples in the omnivore and vegan subjects (at least for Bari, Parma and Bologna), while the samples from Torino were only clearly separated in the case of the ovo-lacto-vegetarian population ( Fig 5 ).
The oral CEE group also showed a trend in improvement on measures of anger-hostility and memory recall of printed material. 21 Ultimately, the recent results of the KEEPS and the KEEPS Cog study are that if there proves to be a window of time in the early post menopause when initiation of long-term HT has a net beneficial effect, then women can feel reassured that treatment of their menopausal symptoms when they are likely to be the most severe, can concurrently protect their vascular system, reduce bone reabsorption, or even elicit neuroprotection from dementia in late life. 21 , 22 4.
Prevention of cognitive impairment in the midlife women.
J Menopausal Med · 2015 · PMC4452809