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. 2023 May 20;79(2):glad129. doi: 10.1093/gerona/glad129

Table 3.

Associations Between Log GFAP and Baseline Cognitive Function and Cognitive Decline, Stratified by Depressive Symptom Status

Outcome Global Cognition Episodic Memory Perceptual Speed
Low CES-D High CES-D Low CES-D High CES-D Low CES-D High CES-D
Subjects 919 240 914 236 897 224
Total observations 2 825 675 2792 660 2743 622
β SE p Value β SE p Value β SE p Value β SE p Value β SE p Value β SE p Value
Log GFAP −0.183 0.086 .033 −0.729 0.195 .000 −0.134 0.114 .238 −0.877 0.241 .000 −0.289 0.113 .010 −0.305 0.228 .182
Log GFAP × time −0.069 0.017 .000 −0.097 0.040 .015 −0.072 0.021 .001 −0.066 0.049 .174 −0.043 0.018 .014 −0.030 0.043 .481

Notes: Models were adjusted for age, race, sex, education, BMI, current and former smoking, alcohol use, chronic medical conditions and each of their interactions with time for the longitudinal models. BMI = body mass index; CES-D = Center for Epidemiologic Studies—Depression; GFAP = glial fibrillary acid protein; SE = standard error.