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Akbaraly TN et al. – Only persistent metabolic syndrome was associated with lower cognitive performance in late mid life. Adult occupational position, but not education, had a substantial impact on this association; these results highlight the importance of adult socioeconomic circumstances in identifying and targeting risk factors for cognitive ageing.

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