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Vascular disease and cognitive function: evidence from the Whitehall II Study.

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Table 1 Sample characteristics of the Whitehall II study  Phase 1  N=10308  Phase 2  N=8133  Phase 3  N=8637  Phase 4  N=8629  Phase 5  N=7830  Age (Mean)  44.45  47.41  49.76  52.72  55.96  Sex        Men  66.9%  68.0%  69.0%  69.3%  69.2%           Women
Table 2 Association between vascular disease and cognitive function  Cognitive
Table 3 Association between sex and cognitive function  Cognitive  function  MEN  (N=4141)  Mean*  WOMEN (N=1681) Mean*  Effect size† Memory test  6.72  7.24  -.21  AH 4-numerical  23.06  21.83  .19  AH 4-verbal  23.95  23.86  ns  Mill Hill  25.02  24.74

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