The Relationship Between Circulating Interleukin-6 Levels and Future Health Service Use in Dementia Caregivers
Psychosomatic Medicine2019Vol. 81(7), pp. 668–674
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Brent T. Mausbach, Gabrielle Decastro, Carlos Vara‐García, Taylor Bos, Roland von Känel, Michael G. Ziegler, Joel E. Dimsdale, Matthew Allison, Paul J. Mills, Thomas L. Patterson, Sonia Ancoli‐Israel, Christopher M. Pruitt, Igor Grant
Abstract
IL-6 levels and CG demands may be useful for predicting vulnerability for future ED visits. Although further studies should be conducted to replicate and extend these findings, interventions that successfully modify inflammation markers, including the underlying pathophysiology related to stress and/or comorbid illnesses, may be useful in preventing costly and detrimental outcomes in this population.
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