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Cognitive Impairment May Be More Severe In Hospitalized Patients With COVID-19 Compared With Those With Other Illnesses Requiring Hospitalization, Small Study Indicates
Study Suggests Excessive Daytime Napping May Be Tied To Worse Cognition In The Future
Report Estimates 6.5M Americans Have Alzheimer’s Disease And More Than 10% Of Older Adults Have Early Stage Memory Or Cognitive Problems
Study Finds Mental Health Symptoms Can Last For Up To 16 Months After Severe COVID-19
Frequent Napping Or Regularly Napping For Extended Periods During The Day May Be Sign Of Early Dementia In Older Adults, Research Suggests
Treatment With Lithium May Be Protective Against Dementia And Its Subtypes, Research Suggests
Growing Body Of Research Suggests Trauma Experienced In Infancy May Lead To Lifelong Health Consequences
Compared With Other Osteoporosis Treatments, Alendronate Therapy May Yield Increased Risk For Depression, Anxiety, Data Indicate
Socioeconomic Factors May Be Linked To Prognosis In Adults With Depression, Study Finds
Peripheral Nerve Impairments, Especially Sensory, May Be Tied To Higher Risk Of Dementia, Data Suggest
“To me, old age is always fifteen years older than I am.”
– Bernard M. Baruch
