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Older individuals who develop cancer have better memory and slower memory decline than those who remain cancer-free

Seniors Who Develop Cancer Have Better Memory, Slower Decline

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Rate of memory decline 3.9 percent slower in those with, versus those without, cancer diagnosis
In older adults

Stimulation of Targets in Brain May Up Recollection in Seniors

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Effects of stimulation were greater on fMRI recollection signals versus recognition signals
Modifying diagnostic criteria to require impairment on at least two memory tests for mild cognitive impairment diagnosis can improve prediction of medial temporal atrophy and conversion to Alzheimer's disease

Modifying Criteria for Amnestic MCI Dx Increases Prognostic Accuracy

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Requiring impairment on two memory tests improves prediction of brain atrophy and progression to AD
For older adults

Cognitive Decline Similar After Cardiac Surgery, Catheterization

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No subjective memory decline observed in association with cardiac surgery in older adults
Intellectual engagement is associated with level of cognitive performance in later life but does not influence the trajectory of age-related decline in cognitive performance

Intellectual Engagement Linked to Cognitive Performance Later

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Engagement does not influence the trajectory of age-related decline in cognitive performance
Higher consumption of vegetables and fruits is associated with lower odds of future memory loss in men

Fruits, Veggies, Orange Juice May Protect Men’s Memory

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Findings based on subsequent memory loss 20 years after food assessment
Abstaining from cannabis is associated with improvements in memory and verbal learning in adolescents and young adults

Quitting Cannabis Tied to Improved Memory

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Verbal learning deficits tied to cannabis use may be temporary in teens, young adults
Older adults' worsening vision may drive declines in cognitive function

Declines in Vision Tied to Age-Related Cognitive Decline

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Findings based on large study of community-dwelling older adults
More than 11 percent of adults aged ≥45 years in the United States report subjective cognitive decline

11.2% of U.S. Adults Aged ≥45 Report Subjective Mental Decline

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About half of those reporting subjective cognitive decline report SCD-related functional limitations
For an unselected memory clinic cohort

Amyloid PET Tied to Diagnostic Changes in Memory Clinic Cohort

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Changes in suspected etiology and treatment post-amyloid positron emission tomography