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10.1586/ERN.09.56 In a recent study published in Neurology, researchers from the USA actually found an increased incidence of Alzheimer’s disease in heavy NSAID users compared with individuals with little or no NSAID use. The group studied 2736 people from the Adult Changes in Thought population-based cohort who were dementia free at enrollment. Their average age at enrollment was 65 years (median: 74.8 years) and participants were followed-up biannually for up to 12 years in order to identify dementia. The participants were members of Group Health, which provided dispensing records from 1977 onwards. A total of 351 (12%) participants had a history of heavy NSAID use at enrollment. In addition, 107 participants became heavy NSAID users during follow-up.