Table 4.
Rank | A: Cognitive Impairment | Irel | B: Dementia | Irel | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | African American | 1.00 | BMI Slope | 0.42 | |
2 | Wealth | 0.59 | Emotional Distress | 0.40 | |
3 | Education | 0.57 | Diabetes | 0.34 | |
4 | BMI Slope | 0.33 | African American | 0.33 | |
5 | Subjective Health | 0.27 | Childhood Traumas | 0.23 | |
6 | Emotional Distress | 0.27 | Hemoglobin A1C | 0.20 | |
7 | Ethnicity (Hispanic) | 0.22 | Education | 0.19 | |
8 | Grip Strength | 0.17 | Life Satisfaction | 0.17 | |
9 | Childhood Traumas | 0.16 | Ethnicity (Hispanic) | 0.15 | |
10 | Smoking | 0.15 | Childhood Health | 0.15 | |
11 | Marital Status | 0.13 | Funct. Limitations | 0.13 | |
12 | Social Contact | 0.11 | Subjective Health | 0.10 | |
13 | Cystatin C | 0.10 | Stroke | 0.09 | |
14 | Income | 0.08 | Social Contact | 0.08 | |
15 | Cholesterol | 0.07 | Activity Total | 0.07 | |
16 | Work | 0.07 | Openness | 0.07 | |
17 | Childhood Health | 0.06 | Hearing | 0.07 | |
18 | Polygenic Score with APOE ε4 | 0.05 | Cystatin C | 0.06 | |
19 | Openness | 0.05 | Purpose in Life | 0.06 | |
20 | Functional Limitations | 0.05 | Alcohol | 0.06 | |
21 | Hemoglobin A1C | 0.04 | Income | 0.05 | |
22 | Race (Other) | 0.03 | Positive Affect | 0.05 | |
23 | Conscientiousness | 0.03 | Lifetime Traumas | 0.04 | |
24 | Agreeableness | 0.02 | Work | 0.03 | |
25 | Cancer | 0.02 | Marital Status | 0.03 | |
26 | Alcohol | 0.02 | Agreeableness | 0.03 | |
27 | Gender | 0.02 | Hypertension | 0.02 | |
28 | Lifetime Traumas | 0.02 | Moderate Activity | 0.02 | |
29 | Hearing | 0.01 | Wealth | 0.01 | |
30 | Vigorous Activity | 0.01 | Polygenic Score with APOE ε4 | 0.01 | |
31 | Optimism | 0.01 | Mild Activity | 0.01 | |
32 | Mild Activity | 0.01 | Conscientiousness | 0.01 | |
33 | Polygenic Score without APOE ε4 | 0.01 | Optimism | 0.01 | |
34 | Activity Total | 0.01 | Highest BMI | 0.01 | |
35 | Extraversion | 0.00 | Hear Aid | 0.00 | |
36 | Purpose in Life | 0.00 | Type Home | 0.00 | |
37 | Diabetes | 0.00 | Extraversion | −0.01 | |
38 | Life Satisfaction | 0.00 | Vigorous Activity | −0.01 | |
39 | High Density Lipoprotein | 0.00 | Race (Other) | −0.01 | |
40 | Type Home | 0.00 | Gender | −0.01 | |
41 | Hear Aid | 0.00 | Polygenic Score without APOE ε4 | −0.01 | |
42 | Stroke | −0.01 | High Density Lipoprotein | −0.02 | |
43 | Heart Disease | −0.01 | Sleep Medication | −0.02 | |
44 | Highest BMI | −0.01 | Grip Strength | −0.02 | |
45 | Moderate Activity | −0.01 | Heart Disease | −0.02 | |
46 | Sleep Medication | −0.01 | Cancer | −0.04 | |
47 | Hypertension | −0.01 | Cholesterol | −0.04 | |
48 | BMI | −0.01 | BMI | −0.05 | |
49 | Waist Circumference | −0.02 | C Reactive Protein | −0.07 | |
50 | Positive Affect | −0.02 | Smoking | −0.07 | |
51 | C Reactive Protein | −0.04 | Waist Circumference | −0.07 | |
52 | Age at Baseline | −0.40 | Age at Baseline | −1.00 |
Note. Random forest survival analysis (RFSA) was conducted in a subsample (n = 4,990) separately for cognitive impairment and dementia. Relative importance (Irel) refers to the relative importance in predicting risk of cognitive impairment and dementia, respectively.