Background The course of depression is variable; however, few studies examined the
relationship between long-term cumulative depressive symptoms and adverse health …

Background Evidence suggests the occurrence of depressive symptoms in mid-to late-life
inflates the risk for ageing-related morbidity compared to people without depressive …

Background Depressive symptoms have been associated with increased risk of cognitive
decline in later life. There are no interventions proven to reduce risk of cognitive decline in …

Background. Depressive symptoms and cognitive outcomes are strongly interrelated.
Despite that rates of depressive symptoms fluctuate during late life, little is known about the …

Background Depression has been associated with increased risk of death. However, there is
lack of studies exploring such relationship in the context of dementia. Given the high …

Background Populations of depressed persons are typically comprised of individuals with
different courses of depression and thus might carry different risks of death. This study aimed …

BackgroundLittle is known about the effect of persistent depressive symptoms on the
trajectory of cognitive decline. AimsWe aimed to investigate the longitudinal association …

Background Depression is an established risk factor for dementia in later life, but it is unclear
if this relationship is causal. This study aimed to determine if clinically significant depressive …

OBJECTIVES To investigate the association between depressive symptoms and several
medical morbidities, and their combination, in a large older population. DESIGN Cross …

Importance Depression has been identified as a risk factor for dementia. However, most
studies have measured depressive symptoms at only one time point, and older adults may …