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 ## Challenging Evidence
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 **Source:** PMC12726400, Burden of Proof study group, 2025
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 Burden of Proof methodology analysis of 41 studies found mean RR 1.29 (95% UI 0.98–1.71) for social isolation and dementia — confidence interval crosses 1.0, indicating 'possible but uncertain' association. Only 'lack of social activity' sub-measure showed CI not crossing null (mean RR 1.34, 95% UI 1.05–1.71). BoP methodology specifically corrects for publication bias and systematic biases that inflate observational estimates, producing more conservative effect estimates than standard meta-analyses.
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