Effects of the weather on the probability of having an abnormally low score (functional and physical outcomes):

<p>OR: Odds ratio, N: number of outliers, the total number of visits is 6900, *p value<0.05, (1) An observation is considered abnormally low if it’s inferior of 0.05 m/s (minimal clinically important difference) or more than expected. (2) An observation is considered abnormally low if it’s...

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Main Author:	Jason Shourick (11436869) (author)
Other Authors:	Valérie Lauwers-Cances (14976678) (author), Bruno Vellas (133953) (author), Nicola Coley (4429804) (author), Sandrine Andrieu (593534) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Neuroscience Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Science Policy Mental Health Infectious Diseases Virology subjective memory complaints slow gait speed participants &# 8217 individual &# 8217 design secondary analysis composite cognitive z abnormally low scores weather affects cognitive 13 memory centres xlink "> cognition free individuals aged significantly increased risk xlink "> weather conditions significantly increase 13 95 strongly considered results suggest physical performance physical outcomes physical function older adults mental state mapt trial instrumental activity included dementia grip strength false conclusions expected ability expected abilities clinical research clinical practice category fluency assessed using ascertain whether 70 years 15 95
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Effects of the weather on the probability of having an abnormally low score (functional and physical outcomes):

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