People who develop type 2 diabetes before age 60 years are at threefold greater risk for dementia compared to those who don't develop diabetes, new findings suggest.
to increased rates of cognitive decline. In addition, Selvin noted,"There is growing evidence that focusing on vascular health, especially focusing on diabetes and blood pressure, in midlife can stave off dementia in later life."
Dementia developed in 2247 participants over a median follow-up of 24.7 years. The cumulative incidence of dementia was 23.9% among those who developed diabetes versus 20.5% among those who did not. gene, prediabetes was significantly associated with incident dementia . However, significance disappeared after adjustment for incident diabetes , Hu and colleagues report. Age at diabetes diagnosis made a difference in dementia risk.
"Prevention efforts in people with diabetes diagnosed younger than 65 years should be a high priority," the authors urge.
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