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Race and sex differences in lifespan glycemic status and midlife cognitive function: The Bogalusa Heart Study

The association between early‐life glycemic control (during adolescence and young‐adulthood) and both cognition and risk of AD is not well understood. Furthermore, African Americans (AA) are underrepresented in aging research and disproportionally at higher risk for diseases related to glycemic control (Chow et al., 2012). This study assessed race and sex differences in the association between early‐life glycemic control and midlife cognitive function in a biracial, semi‐rural, Deep Southern population‐based epidemiological cohort.