Tag: Cognition and Cognitive Therapy

Cognitive impairment identified in cohort of older Amerindians and in 32 patients after mild-to-moderate COVID-19

Contrast sensitivity impairment may affect cognitive decline across more domains than other vision measures

Taking up reading, puzzles, and games even in one's 80s may provide cognitive protection

Reading problems also linked to poorer Addenbrooke's Cognition Examination scores at age 69 years, which were partially mediated by education

More Black and Hispanic adults than White adults report subjective cognitive decline at age 45 to 54 years

Patients with stroke have steeper declines in the 10 years before stroke compared with stroke-free controls

Greater differences between predicted age based on brain MRI and actual age seen in those with amnestic MCI versus healthy controls

Memory recall better for up to three years with blood-brain barrier-crossing renin-angiotensin drugs versus nonpenetrant counterparts

Significant reductions also seen in itch intensity, perceived stress, sleep problems, and depression

Stepped care offering internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy with in-person CBT if necessary noninferior to in-person CBT only