Sociodemographic, Health, and Lifestyle Factors Affecting Early Cognitive Impairment Among Middle-Aged Adults: Based on the 2024 Community Health Survey

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This research aims to analyze the sociodemographic, health, and lifestyle factors contributing to cognitive impairment in middle-aged adults.
Utilized data from the 2024 Community Health Survey involving 186,562 individuals aged 40 and over.
Employed logistic regression analysis using SPSS 29.0 to evaluate multiple factors influencing cognitive impairment.
Higher risk factors for cognitive impairment included being female, older age, low income, lower education, being unmarried, and unemployment.
Health-related factors such as hypertension, diabetes, chewing difficulties, poor self-rated health, and stress were linked to increased risk.
Negative lifestyle factors included lack of walking, irregular weight control, and abnormal sleep patterns, while adequate sleep and weight management were protective.

Analyzes factors affecting cognitive impairment in middle-aged adults, suggesting multi-faceted prevention strategies.

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Eun-Gyo Son (2026) studied this question.

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