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. 2020 Jul 30;396(10248):413–446. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(20)30367-6

Table 2.

Ten-year risks by age of developing Alzheimer's disease for women based on amyloidosis alone and in the presence of neurodegeneration and mild cognitive impairment

Normal state 1 Amyloidosis state 2 Neurodegeneration state 3 Amyloidosis and neurodegeneration state 4 Mild cognitive impairment and amyloidosis and neurodegeneration state 5 Mild cognitive impairment and neurodegeneration state 6
60 years 0·2 (0·06–0·8) 1·3 (0·6–2·5) 3·6 (1·1–14·2) 7·1 (4·5–10·9) 93·5 (91·1–95·0) 57·2 (48·2–67·9)
65 years 0·5 (0·14–1·8) 2·5 (1·2–4·9) 4·3 (1·4–15·0) 10·7 (6·8–16·2) 91·7 (89·2–93·5) 55·4 (46·6–65·8)
70 years 1·1 (0·34–3·5) 4·7 (2·4–8·7) 5·5 (2·0–16·6) 15·5 (10·0–22·8) 88·6 (85·8–90·6) 52·2 (43·8–62·4)
75 years 2·2 (0·74–6·5) 7·8 (4·1–14·0) 7·3 (2·9–19·0) 20·8 (13·7–29·7) 83·8 (80·7–86·2) 47·4 (39·6–57·0)
80 years 3·7 (1·3–9·8) 11·1 (6·0–18·7) 9·3 (3·9–20·9) 24·4 (16·4–33·8) 75·8 (72·2–78·7) 40·0 (33·1–48·6)
85 years 4·7 (1·8–11·0) 11·5 (6·5–18·5) 9·7 (4·3–19·3) 23·1 (15·8–31·2) 63·7 (59·6–67·2) 30·0 (24·5–37·2)
90 years 3·8 (1·5–8·2) 8·2 (4·7–12·9) 7·1 (3·3–13·3) 16·8 (11·5–22·6) 46·7 (42·7–50·2) 19·1 (15·3–24·3)

Data are relative risk (95% CI) or %. Reproduced from Brookmeyer and Abdalla185 by permission of Elsevier.