Type II diabetes and cognitive function among older adults in India and China—results from Harmonized Cognitive Assessment Protocol studies

The type II diabetes and cognitive function association in India and China differs from that observed in high-income countries. These findings suggest epidemiologic and nutrition transition variations. In India, health care access, urbanization and social differences between urban and rural areas may influence this relationship. In both countries, epidemiologic and nutrition patterns may adversely impact individuals from socially and financially vulnerable populations with less than lower secondary education. Longitudinal research using harmonized cognitive scores is encouraged to further investigate these findings.

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Frontiers in Public Health
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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2024.1474593
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The type II diabetes and cognitive function association in India and China differs from that observed in high-income countries. These findings suggest epidemiologic and nutrition transition variations. In India, health care access, urbanization and social differences between urban and rural areas may influence this relationship. In both countries, epidemiologic and nutrition patterns may adversely impact individuals from socially and financially vulnerable populations with less than lower secondary education. Longitudinal research using harmonized cognitive scores is encouraged to further investigate these findings.

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