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. 2022 Jul 13;10:939150. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.939150

Table 2.

The associations between depression and cognitive function: Coefficients and 95% CIs for 2-year cognitive decline and Odds Ratios and 95% CIs for 2-year MCI incidence.

2-year cognitive decline ( j ) a 2-year MCI incidence b
β 95% CI p-Value OR 95% CI p-Value
Baseline
PHQ-9 score −0.018 −0.084,0.048 0.594 1.009 0.970, 1.049 0.650
Depression status
No (ref)
Yes −0.338 −0.949, 0.274 0.279 1.084 0.764, 1.540 0.651
Follow up
PHQ-9 score increase (i) 0.157 0.092, 0.221 <0.001* 1.063 1.025, 1.103 0.001*
Worsening
None (ref)
Yes 0.650 0.039, 1.261 0.037* 1.573 1.113, 2.223 0.010 *
*

p < 0.05.

The model adjusted city (Chuzhou, Lu'an and Xuancheng), age ( ≤ 70 and >70), sex (male and female), education (0, 1–6 years and more than 6 years), marital status (married and others), annual income(Lower than 6,500 RMR and 6,500 RMR or higher), BMI (continuous), drinking status (never, former and current), current smoker (Yes and No), Physical activity (daily sitting time), self-rated sleeping quality (very good, good and not good), diabetes (yes and no), hypertension (yes and no), living alone (yes and no), PHQ-9 score at baseline.

a

Multivariable linear regression analysis included 1,477 participants.

b

Multivariable logistic regression analysis included 983 participants.

j = M – E (M = MMSE score at baseline; E = MMSE score at follow-up).

i = P – Q (P = PHQ-9 score at follow up; Q = PHQ-9 score at baseline).