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Improving cognition through lifestyle-induced remission of type 2 diabetes: findings from DIABEPIC-2.

Marie Ouellet C. Gudas-Cantin V. Dionne C. Gagnon M. Gayda F. Besnier É. Latour Christos Badas S. Desmarais Neus Camins-Vila L. Bherer J. Iglesies-Grau Tanya Mailhot
Jul 2026 · Acta Diabetologica · 0 citations · 37 references
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A lifestyle intervention for T2D remission was associated with improvements in global cognition and executive function, as well as clinically meaningful gains in verbal memory, which appear primarily driven by improvements in glycemic control, body composition, and exercise engagement rather than remission itself.

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