Tag: Cognition and Cognitive Therapy
Memory Concerns Stable, but Incidence of Cognitive Decline Increased
Women, those older than 80 years, and those living in more deprived areas more likely to have memory concern, cognitive decline recorded in primary care
Memory Deficits Seen in Individuals With ‘Long COVID’
Deficits increased with severity of ongoing self-reported symptoms; severity of initial illness did not influence later cognitive performance
Shift Work Linked to Decreased Cognitive Performance
Neurobehavioral impairment seen for processing speed, working memory, other cognitive functions
Poor One-Year Cognitive Outcome Common After Mild TBI
Multivariable prediction model for poor one-year cognitive outcome includes education, health insurance, preinjury depression
Survivors of Severe COVID-19 Report Many Long-Term Symptoms
Findings show physical, mental, and cognitive symptoms one year after ICU stay for COVID-19
ASA: Myocardial Infarction May Hasten Cognitive Decline in Adults
Participants with incident MI had significantly faster declines in global cognition, memory, and executive function than those without MI
Midlife Cardiac Structure and Its Change Linked to Cognition
25-year increase in left ventricular mass linked to lower cognition on most tests; increase in LAV linked to lower global cognition
Excess Body Fat Tied to Lower Cognitive Scores in Adults
Association remained after adjusting for cardiovascular risk factors, educational level, and vascular brain injury
Schizophrenia, Bipolar I Patients Experience Cognitive Decline
Differences seen in patterns, timing of decline in cognitive function according to psychotic disorder
Some Menopause Symptoms Tied to Cognitive Impairment
Severe depressive and sexual symptoms of menopause associated with worse cognitive performance
