… They had no history of neurological or psychiatric illnesses or substance/alcohol abuse.
MMSE corrected scores were ≥ 26 and no participant obtained an equivalent score < 2 on the …

… Third, a χ 2 test was conducted to compare AAP and WAAP perpetrators’ recidivism (final
outcome). Finally, Repeated Measures ANOVAs were used to compare proximal treatment …

… Alcohol abuse is responsible for approximately 5% of the total … that ethanol treatment
produces cognitive impairment in … of alcohol acutely before performing a cognitive test impairs …

… complex figure test may not be sensitive to the effects of cannabis use. Further, although the
WMS, Stroop, and trail-making test may capture cognitive impairment associated with recent…

… disorder, substance use disorders (ie, alcohol abuse and drug abuse), and sleep disorder. A
… In addition, our findings suggest that screening, informing, and possibly restricting access to …

… Manual of Mental Disorders; 10 use of a cholinesterase inhibitor; alcohol or substance abuse;
cancer … Screening tests for all participants were reviewed by a collaborating physician and …

… first trimester achieved lower Wechsler Individual Achievement Test (WIAT) composite and
reading scores. Although unadjusted mean cognitive task scores were reported, they were …

Alcohol readily crosses the placenta and may disrupt fetal development. Harm from prenatal
alcohol exposure (PAE) is determined by the dose, pattern, timing and duration of exposure, …

… Our study also highlights the importance of regular screening for cognitive impairment in
stroke survivors. Screening could help to identify a particularly vulnerable group of patients at …

… cognitive function of elderly subjects with memory complaints. We assessed cognitive function
… neuropsychological test, was used to assess multiple cognitive function subscales. This …