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The study found that participants with a medicine score of four or 
more were at an increased risk of death compared to patients taking 
no anticholinergic drugs. Those taking medicines with a combined 
score of five or more had lower scores on a cognitive function test 
which supports previous research showing a possible link between 
anticholinergic medicines and problems with thought processes.

http://www.uea.ac.uk/mac/comm/media/press/2011/June/Anticholinergics+study+drug+list 



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