The Interplay of Family History of Clinical Determinants and Cognitive Performance: Insights from the Tata Longitudinal Studies of Ageing in India

The analysis revealed a nearly equal gender distribution and a significant proportion of participants under 65 years of age. Family history prevalence was highest for cardiac illness and stroke. Attention scores also varied significantly between individuals with and without a family history of memory issues, aligning with previous research that suggests genetic factors may influence early cognitive performance. Further analysis may help identify early risk markers for cognitive impairment, enabling timely interventions and targeted prevention strategies.