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  • Investigaciones previas indicaron un aumento de tres veces en la prevalencia de demencia entre los aborígenes australianos de las Primeras Naciones (mayores de 45 años) en el Estrecho de Torres.
  • Las enfermedades crónicas se identificaron como un factor de riesgo principal para la demencia en esta población.
  • El modelado del riesgo atribuible a la población sugirió que casi el 40% del riesgo de demencia estaba relacionado con factores modificables.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Realizar un seguimiento longitudinal de 10 años de una cohorte original para comprender mejor los factores de riesgo de demencia en los aborígenes australianos de las Primeras Naciones.
  • Evaluar el estado cognitivo, la mortalidad y la progresión del deterioro cognitivo durante una década.

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  • Se utilizaron herramientas de detección cognitiva culturalmente apropiadas.
  • Se recopilaron datos sobre diversos factores relacionados con el envejecimiento, incluyendo la salud sensorial, física, mental, la nutrición y la calidad de vida.

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  • Se observó una alta tasa de mortalidad, con el 50% de la muestra fallecida a los 10 años de seguimiento.
  • Entre los participantes restantes, el 15% progresó de una cognición normal a un Deterioro Cognitivo No Demencia (DCND) o demencia.
  • Los factores de riesgo modificables, en particular los factores vasculares, se asociaron significativamente con el deterioro cognitivo.

Conclusiones:

  • Comprender los factores de riesgo de demencia en los aborígenes australianos de las Primeras Naciones es crucial para desarrollar intervenciones efectivas y culturalmente apropiadas.
  • Las estrategias preventivas dirigidas a los factores de riesgo modificables y las afecciones geriátricas son esenciales para reducir la carga de la demencia en esta población.