… was obtained from the UK Biobank, consisting of >500,000 participants aged 40–73 years
recruited from 2006–2010 from 22 sites across England, Wales, and Scotland. At the baseline …

Serum uric acid (sUA) level may be associated with cognitive impairment/dementia. It is possible
this relationship varies with dementia subtype, particularly between vascular dementias …

… The participants were recruited throughout England, Wales, and Scotland during 2006-2010…
of the UK Biobank cohort have been published elsewhere. The UK Biobank study has been …

… the UK Biobank, which recruited over 500 000 participants aged 40 to 69 years from the UK
general … from 22 assessment centers across England, Wales and Scotland, ensuring that all …

… full texts in English. Studies were excluded according to the following criteria [1]: reviews,
letters, unpublished data or comments [2]; those published in languages other than English [3]; …

… Participants were recruited between 2006 and 2010 across England, Wales and Scotland.
They attended a baseline visit, which comprised electronic questionnaires and interviews that …

… that patients in Scotland and Northern Ireland are more likely to be prescribed ULT and
achieve urate targets than patients in England or Wales. In 2012, Scotland and Northern Ireland …

Elevated serum uric acid (SUA) is a marker of chronic inflammation and has been suggested
to be associated with increased risk of cancer, but its antioxidant capacity would justify an …

… McKeigue et al. implemented Bayesian methods for instrumental variable analysis and failed
to find evidence for a casual effect of uric acid on MetS in a Scottish population isolate [27]. …

… The diagnosis of dementia was determined through medical history and linkage to the
hospital statistics from England, Scotland and Wales, utilizing the International Classification of …