Frontiers in Public Health
Persistent minority stress linked to reported cognitive decline
Among 942 sexual and gender minority adults aged 50–76, persistent lifelong exposure was linked to higher odds of reported cognitive decline (adjusted odds ratio 1.50).Among 942 sexual and gender minority adults aged 50–76, persistent lifelong exposure was linked to higher odds of reported cognitive decline (adjusted odds ratio 1.50).
Accepted, not yet published: cohort · 942 peoplePopulations
Who was studied942 sexual and gender minority adults
What changedPersistent lifelong minority stress was linked to higher odds of reported cognitive decline (adjusted odds ratio 1.50)
The catchCognitive decline was self-reported, not objectively measured