Depression and cognitive impairment in Malaysian elderly: insights from a nationwide study

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Cognitive impairment was significantly higher among elderly individuals experiencing depression and low social support.
Physically inactive individuals had an increased odds ratio (AOR = 2.70) for cognitive impairment compared to active peers.
Bivariate and multiple logistic regression analyses were utilized to identify significant associations with cognitive impairment.
Incorporating physical activity and enhancing social support may be vital for elderly care plans targeting depression.

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Cross-sectional study explores cognitive impairment in elderly with depression, indicating key factors like physical inactivity and social support.

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Cross-sectional study explores cognitive impairment in elderly with depression, indicating key factors like physical inactivity and social support.