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Abstract Background Cigarette smoking is a modifiable risk factor for cognitive impairment , while the relationship between current smoking and cognitive impairment is not fully understood . The objectives were to identify a possible association between current smoking and cognitive impairment depending on age in the Chinese rural population . Methods Data for the study consisted of 1782 participants ( 40 years and older ) who lived in a rural village in the vicinity of Xi’an , China . Data about smoking history and cognitive function were collected . Cognitive function was scored by the Mini - Mental State Examination . The effect of age on the relationship between current smoking and cognitive impairment was analyzed with interaction and stratified analysis by logistic regression models . Results Interaction analysis showed that current smoking is positively related with cognitive impairment ( odds ratio [OR] = 9 .067 ; 95% confidence interval [95% CI] 1 .305–62 .979 ; _P_ = 0 .026 ) . However , the interaction term , age by current smoking , is negatively related with cognitive impairment ( OR = 0 .969 ; 95%CI 0 .939–0 .999 ; _P_ = 0 .045 ) . Stratified logistic regression showed that in the 40–65 years of age sublayer , OR of current smoking is 1 .966 ( _P_ = 0 .044 ) , whereas in the >65 years of age sublayer , the OR is 0 .470 ( _P_ = 0 .130 ) . This means that the association between current smoking and cognitive impairment with age might be positive ( OR > 1 ) in lower age sublayers , but no significant difference in higher age sublayers . Conclusions In conclusion , current smoking might be positively associated with cognitive impairment in the middle - aged but the relationship declines with increasing age .
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