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. 2020 Mar 18;8(4):e524–e535. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(20)30062-0

Table 3.

Predictor variables included in the dementia risk prediction models

AgeCoDE CAIDE BDSI ANU-ADRI BDRM
Age Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Sex .. Yes .. Yes ..
Subjective memory impairment Yes .. .. .. Yes
Verbal fluency Yes .. .. .. ..
Delayed recall Yes .. .. .. ..
Mini-Mental State Examination Yes .. .. .. ..
Instrumental activities of daily living Yes .. .. .. ..
Education .. Yes Yes Yes ..
Systolic blood pressure .. Yes .. .. ..
Body-mass index .. Yes Yes Yes ..
Cholesterol .. Yes .. Yes ..
Physical activity .. Yes .. Yes ..
Diabetes .. .. Yes Yes ..
Stroke .. .. Yes .. Yes
Needs help with medication or handling money .. .. Yes .. Yes
Depressive symptoms .. .. Yes Yes ..
Traumatic brain injury .. .. .. Yes ..
Cognitive stimulating activities .. .. .. Yes ..
Social network .. .. .. Yes ..
Smoking .. .. .. Yes ..
Alcohol .. .. .. Yes ..
Fish intake .. .. .. Yes ..
Pesticide exposure .. .. .. Yes ..

Predictor variables can be measured differently (eg, education is categorical [0–6, 7–9, and ≥10 years] in CAIDE but binary [<12 and ≥12 years] in BDSI). AgeCoDe=Study on Aging, Cognition and Dementia. ANU-ADRI=Australian National University Alzheimer's Disease Risk Index. BDRM=Rotterdam Study Basic Dementia Risk Model. BDSI=Brief Dementia Screening Indicator. CAIDE=Cardiovascular Risk Factors, Aging, and Dementia Risk Score.