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. 2024 Jun 17;4(8):1153–1165. doi: 10.1038/s43587-024-00648-6

Table 2.

Meta-analyses of cognition

k OR 95% CI P t 95% PI I2 95% CI
All factors Random effects model 28 1.2006 (1.0127, 1.4234) 0.0363 2.2 (0.5912, 2.4382) 92.1% (89.8%, 94.0%)
Outliers removed 24 1.2651 (1.1443, 1.3987) <0.0001 4.85 (1.0272, 1.5582) 16.9% (0.0%, 49.4%)
Demographics Random effects model 15 1.5098 (1.1905, 1.9147) 0.0023 3.72 (0.7144, 3.1909) 89.2% (83.9%, 92.8%)
Outliers removed 13 1.7386 (1.3997, 2.1595) <0.0001 5.56 (1.0247, 2.9496) 48.2% (1.7%, 72.7%)
Health Random effects model 16 1.2856 (1.0136, 1.6305) 0.0397 2.25 (0.5822, 2.8385) 80.1% (68.4%, 87.4%)
Outliers removed 13 1.2259 (1.0601, 1.4175) <0.0001 3.05 (0.8819, 1.7040) 70.4% (47.9%, 83.2%)
Mental health Random effects model 10 1.6803 (1.1848, 2.3830) 0.0084 3.36 (0.6409, 4.4051) 84.9% (73.9%, 91.2%)
Outliers removed 9 1.8175 (1.2699, 2.6012) 0.0049 3.84 (0.7416, 4.4543) 61.2% (19.6%, 81.3%)
Lifestyle Random effects model 13 1.04 (0.7765, 1.3930) 0.7747 0.29 (0.3836, 2.8197) 93.4% (90.4%, 95.4%)
Outliers removed 10 0.9623 (0.7490, 1.2363) 0.7364 −0.35 (0.4841, 1.9129) 83.4% (70.9%, 90.5%)
SDH Random effects model 15 0.9994 (0.6110, 1.6348) 0.998 0 (0.1656, 6.0331) 98.2% (97.8%, 98.6%)
Outliers removed 13 1.0658 (0.7997, 1.4205) 0.6373 0.48 (0.4734, 2.3996) 77.2% (61.2%, 86.6%)

PI, prediction interval.