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Size at birth, lifecourse factors, and cognitive function in late life: findings from the MYsore study of Natal effects on Ageing and Health (MYNAH) cohort in South India.

Murali KrishnaGhattu V KrishnaveniVeena SargurKalyanaraman KumaranMohan KumarKiran NagarajPatsy CoakleySamuel Chirstaprasad KaratGiriraj R ChandakMathew VargheseMartin PrinceClive OsmondCaroline H D Fall
Published in: International psychogeriatrics (2021)
The findings are consistent with positive effects of early life environmental factors (better fetal growth, education, and childhood socioeconomic status) on brain development resulting in greater long-term cognitive function. The results do not support a pathway linking poorer fetal development with reduced late life cognitive function through cardiometabolic programming.
Keyphrases
  • early life
  • healthcare
  • public health
  • quality improvement
  • health information
  • pregnant women
  • blood brain barrier
  • brain injury
  • cerebral ischemia
  • health promotion
  • subarachnoid hemorrhage
  • preterm birth