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. 2022 Feb 17;19(4):2327. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19042327

Table 5.

Average values of metal concentrations of selected percentage of CERAD immediate recall scores (±5%) 1.

Percentage of CERAD Immediate Recall Score:
Estimated Value Based on Model
Estimated CERAD Immediate Recall Score Selenium
(µg/L)
Lead
(µg/L)
Cadmium
(µg/L)
Methylmercury
(µg/L)
Aged 60–69 years old, (n = 984)
10% 17.03 190.31 29.72 0.60 1.91
25% 18.09 190.44 18.90 0.69 1.69
50% 19.54 198.67 17.38 0.58 2.06
75% 20.88 206.39 15.18 0.49 2.28
90% 22.00 191.83 15.54 0.51 2.10
Aged 70–89 years old, (n = 851)
10% 14.69 184.47 25.22 0.65 1.28
25% 15.98 190.75 23.57 0.65 2.17
50% 17.46 196.98 17.83 0.49 1.77
75% 18.83 200.66 16.96 0.49 2.10
90% 19.80 198.97 15.30 0.51 1.86

1 Models included log-transformations of metal concentrations to fit the data. Analyses were adjusted for sex, race/ethnicity, education level, depression, diabetes, cigarette smoking, and alcohol consumption. All parameters and their p-values are provided in Table 4. Percentile data represent average estimated CERAD immediate recall score at each percentile listed (±5%) to provide stable estimates. Metal concentrations are average estimated values for persons with CERAD immediate recall scores.