Philippe Desmarais

TL;DR: Current evidence suggests that PTSD and dementia have a bidirectional relationship: PTSD increases the risk for late-onset dementia and dementia increases therisk for delayed-onsets PTSD in those who experienced a significant trauma earlier in life.

TL;DR: Heterogeneity at different ages across health characteristics is examined to describe variation and trends and the comparative importance of between‐age versus within‐age heterogeneity is investigated.

TL;DR: Although age and female representation in the most influential randomized controlled trials in cardiology of the last 20 years to population prevalence increased over time, modest trends are unlikely to resolve the persistently wide gaps with actual populational prevalence.

TL;DR: Cognitive impairment was reported in all monogenic PD forms with variable rates and co‐occurrence of cognitive decline with visual hallucinations was evidenced, and widespread accumulation of Lewy bodies, distinctive of SNCA, PINK1 and DJ1 mutations, results in higher rates of cognitive impairment.

TL;DR: Although not causing any motor deterioration, quetiapine failed to significantly reduce psychotic symptoms compared to placebo when objectively assessed on the Brief Psychotic Rating Scale, the most frequently reported scale in these studies.