Association of ideal cardiovascular health metrics and cognitive functioning: the APAC study

Previous studies have demonstrated that the components of ideal cardiovascular health (CVH) metrics are related to dementia. This study aimed to investigate the overall effects of ideal CVH metrics on cognitive functioning.

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