Original paper
Role of cardiometabolic risk in the association between accumulation of affective symptoms across adulthood and mid-life cognitive function: national cohort study
Volume: 218, Issue: 5, Pages: 254 - 260
Published: Jul 14, 2020
Abstract
Affective symptoms are associated with cognition in mid-life and later life. However, the role of cardiometabolic risk in this association has not been previously examined.To investigate how cardiometabolic risk contributes to associations between affective symptoms and mid-life cognition.Data were used from the National Child Development Study (NCDS), a sample of people born in Britain during one week in 1958. Measures of immediate and delayed...
Paper Details
Title
Role of cardiometabolic risk in the association between accumulation of affective symptoms across adulthood and mid-life cognitive function: national cohort study
Published Date
Jul 14, 2020
Volume
218
Issue
5
Pages
254 - 260
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