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One-year incidence of newly diagnosed dementia after inpatient sepsis hospitalization
Sepsis survivors face increased long-term cognitive risk, but contemporary U.S. population-level estimates of claims-ascertained dementia remain limited. To estimate 1-year incidence of newly documented claims-ascertained dementia after sepsis hospitalization and describe variation by age,
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