Cognitive performance in late adolescence and long‐term risk of early heart failure in Swedish men

Heart failure (HF) incidence appears to increase among younger individuals, raising questions of how risk factors affect the younger population. We investigated the association of cognitive performance in late adolescence with long‐term risk of early HF.

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