THE LINK BETWEEN METABOLIC RISK FACTORS AND COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING
Metabolic syndrome (MetS) is a group of risk factors that collectively affects cardiovascular functioning. Some research studies have shown a negative association between metabolic risk factors and cognitive and affective functioning.
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Objective: Kidney function decreases with age and is commonly observed in the elderly. Even mildly decreased kidney function is associated with increased vascular disease and cerebrovascular disease, and is believed to influence risk of Alzheimer’s ...
Johnson, Leigh, Regina, Stephen P.
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