Marsha Dowda, Russell R Pate, Kerry L McIver, Suzanne D Baxter, Dawn K Wilson, Caroline H Guinn
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investigated cognitive profiles among diverse middleaged older hispaniclatino adults study latinosinvestigation neurocognitive aging solinca cohort using crosssectional observational study design based weighted descriptive statistics average baseline age target population 564 years slightly half women 546 384 reported less high school education used latent profile analysis demographically adjusted z scores solinca neurocognitive tests spanning domains verbal memory language processing speed executive function statistical fit assessment indices combined clinical interpretation suggested five profiles 1 higher global group performing averagetohighaverage range across cognitive instrumental activity daily living iadl tests 138 2 higher memory group relatively high performance memory tests average performance across cognitiveiadl tests 246 3 lower memory group relatively low performance memory tests average performance across cognitiveiadl tests 328 4 lower executive function group relatively low performance executive function processing speed tests averagetolowaverage performance across cognitiveiadl tests 166 5 lower global group performing lowaveragetomildly impaired across cognitiveiadl tests 121 results provide evidence heterogeneity cognitive profiles representative communitydwelling sample diverse hispaniclatino adults analyses yielded cognitive profiles may assist efforts better understand early cognitive changes may portend alzheimers disease related dementias among diverse hispanicslatinos present study characterized cognitive profiles among diverse middleaged older hispaniclatino adultslatent profile analysis neurocognitive test scores primary analysis conductedthe target population consists middleaged older hispaniclatino adults enrolled hispanic community health studystudy latinos ancillary study latinos investigation neurocognitive aging