… associated with PD [21], (b) major psychiatric disorder, (c) drug or alcohol abuse, (d) visual
and/or auditory perception disorders limiting the ability to take the test, and (e) history of …

… Most of the studies cited in these reviews were conducted in primary care settings, where
the prevalence of alcohol abuse and dependence tends to be lower than what is found in …

… cognitive impairment in people with HIV, who to screen for cognitive disorders and whether
there should be screening … , particularly cigarette smoking, substance abuse, and alcohol …

… factors can influence cognitive test performance, further … cognitive impairment in PLWH
that requires a clinical history and acknowledges the multifactorial nature of low cognitive test …

… Post-PD patients performed better in some cognitive test … disorders; or (5) history of drug or
alcohol abuse. All outcome variables, including laboratory screening, neuropsychological test …

… , 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. …

… MMSE and a history of alcohol abuse. Otherwise, having … test. We furthermore contacted
patients up to 6 months in order to get informations regarding any subjective cognitive decline …

… psychiatric disorders, alcohol/drug abuse, … t-test, Fisher’s exact test, Mann-Whitney U test,
and χ 2 test were used to compare the characteristics of participants and cognitive function in …

… Exclusion criteria were MCI, dementia, alcohol or substance abuse, or any psychiatric or …
Also, we had no comprehensive cognitive test battery or biomarker data available for a large …

… , NP accounted for unique variance in cognitive function and prefrontal and right hippocampal
… Given the literature outlined above, the goals of the current study were to test the following …