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Only a full-time homemaker was regarded as a homemaker, whereas a homemaker who also worked as an agriculturist was classified as agriculturist. PFKM Screening In a house-to-house survey, a total of 481 individuals were identified for inclusion in this study. For the purpose of screening, a cognitive screen (Bharmouri Mental State Examination [BMSE]) was administered by a trained investigator to all 481 participants of age 60 years or above at their residence only. The cognitive screen (BMSE) has been specifically developed for screening dementia in illiterate tribal population.[5] The cutoff levels used for the purpose of classifying the severity of cognitive impairment were as follows: No cognitive impairment = 24�C30; mild cognitive impairment (MCI) = 18�C23; and severe cognitive impairment = 0�C17.[6] An informed written consent was obtained from each participant and next of kin was asked to provide written agreement in the event of lack of capacity to consent. Clinical evaluation and diagnosis The clinical evaluation was carried out by a neurologist with the help of two public health specialists. An individual was confirmed as a case of dementia only after the clinical evaluation which also included a revisit to cognitive screen scores (BMSE). The clinical team scored individuals on BMSE in a similar manner as was done by the field investigator and the score by the clinical team was taken as final. In addition, 10% of individuals who were categorized as BLZ945 solubility dmso not having dementia on screening were also evaluated clinically. The process of selection of 10% non-demented individuals (on screening) for the clinical evaluation Selleckchem BMS 754807 was similar to the process carried out for the purpose of screening for the presence of dementia. Results The details of the study population are provided in Table 1. The population sample consisted of 295 (61.3%) males and 185 (38.7%) females. Majority (401/485; 83%) of the participants were