Tag: Cognition and Cognitive Therapy

Dose-dependent response seen with increasing number of cardiometabolic diseases and cognitive decline

Authors say the neurological impact may start before diabetes is formally diagnosed

Both treatments increase patient self-efficacy; improvements from baseline to 12-month follow-up for both treatments in all primary outcomes

Worse memory, learning ability, and concentration associated with prolonged or severe insomnia symptoms

High probability of atrial fibrillation by AI-ECG-AF score correlated with cerebral infarcts on MRI

Evidence from phase 2 trial suggests positive effects on cognition and gait in elderly patients with type 2 diabetes

Treatments based on cognitive behavioral therapies may reduce depressive symptoms, but evidence lacking for effect on anxiety

Increasing green space associated with higher scores for overall cognition and psychomotor speed/attention, but not learning/working memory

Among individuals with type 2 diabetes, country-standardized cognitive score may predict risk for cardiovascular events

Pain education, behavioral therapy delivered with physical therapy can help with physical function and pain intensity