… , alcohol abuse is known … Dementia, characterized by progressive cognitive decline, is
becoming a significant health concern. Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia. …

… Computerized cognitive training has been shown to provide consistent albeit modest
improvements in cognitive function as measured by neuropsychological testing. Vortioxetine, an …

… or head injury with loss of consciousness, and/or substance/alcohol abuse or dependence.
… There were 137 SZ, 11 BD, and 11 MDD without cognitive test. This study included these …

… abuse-related complications and cognitive disorders are … [ 18 ] Alcohol abuse, alcoholism,
and stress-related drinking … testing rate compared to the population and selective testing of the …

… test and compare transcranial Doppler (TCD) features in WML patients with or without
associated cognitive impairment… with 97 presenting WMLs without any cognitive deficit. VCI-ND …

… of psychosis, major depression, alcoholism or other substance abuse; (2) the complete data
… Kolmogorov–Smirnov test. Depending on the distribution of our data, we used t test or non-…

… inhibitor, major depression or history of alcohol or substance abuse within the past 2 years,
… test was used to compare intragroup differences (PRE vs. POST) and a Mann-Whitney U test …

… Behavioral risk factors such as substance and alcohol abuse and limited physical activity are
also … pegboard as a test of motor function and Trail Making Test Part B as a test of executive …

… =2), serious psychological disease (n=2), drug and alcohol abuse (n=2), severe deaf (n=2), …
as a valuable diagnostic tool in early screening for cognitive impairment in CSVD subjects. …

… In this study the screening prevalence of HIV-associated … Cognitive impairment of patients
due to HIV is called HIV-… Body mass index, depression and alcohol abuse were also found to …