… 1 (the screening of … alcoholics (for the purposes of this study, the term “alcoholics” was used
to refer to those individuals who met criteria for a diagnosis of either alcohol abuse or alcohol …

… To determine whether the cognitive impairment of alcohol-… disorders in FAB and MMSE
scores using a Student’st test, … a higher risk of developing alcohol abuse in adulthood than those …

… of abuse results in its down-regulation and reduced function (27… , in particular, cognitive
flexibility of alcohol-dependent rats. … discounting test, we showed cognitive impairments in alcohol…

… In addition, more detailed neuropsychological testing may help determine the type and …
For alcohol abuse or malnourished cases, vitamin B supplements are recommended. Some …

… Using a wide range of cognitive function and dementia endpoints, we failed to find genetic
evidence of an adverse PCSK9-related impact, suggesting a neutral cognitive profile. In …

… If these screening tests raise concern about cognitive impairment, further testing may be …
After ruling out the reversible causes of cognitive impairment, neuropsychological testing …

… published 2007 onwards that compared cognitive function among people with different
levels of alcohol consumption (measured ≥ 6 months prior to first follow-up of cognition). Major …

… , drug or alcohol abuse, and serious impairment in vision, … cognitive function and exclude
patients with dementia. The … for assessing cognitive function and screening for dementia. The …

… there are no net health benefits from alcohol use;18 (ii) there … an alcohol use disorder if we
recommend drinking alcohol. … of domestic abuse is uncommon and screening increases its …

… testing a cumulative ACE score of combined threat-type and neglect-type ACEs, 2) examining
cognitive function with three cognitive function … recent follow-up cognitive data (Wave V), …