Interest surrounds the role of sex-hormones in regulating brain function outside of
reproductive behaviour. Declining androgen production in aging males has been associated …

Interest surrounds the role of sex-hormones in regulating brain function outside of
reproductive behaviour. Declining androgen production in aging males has been associated …

Reduction in testosterone levels in men during aging is associated with cognitive decline
and risk of dementia. Animal studies have shown benefits for testosterone supplementation …

Advancing age is the most important significant risk factor for the onset of general cognitive
decline. 1 This decline is variable among individuals. Some older people experience …

OBJECTIVES: Recent studies have suggested that estrogen may improve cognitive function
or prevent cognitive decline in older women. Little research has been conducted on …

Older age is associated with functional declines throughout the body, including some
aspects of cognitive performance. While dementia develops in only some elderly individuals …

Endogenous testosterone in the aging man has been scrutinized extensively in regard to its
effects on performance in many cognitive domains, especially verbal fluency, visuospatial …

Background Accumulative evidence suggests that exogenous or endogenous sex hormones
have positive effects on the management and clinical treatment of some age-related …

Background. The role of sex hormones in the prevention of cognitive decline is uncertain.
Animal studies suggest mechanisms for sex hormones including testosterone to maintain …

There is evidence to suggest that testosterone loss constitutes a risk for cognitive decline
and possibly dementia, and that elderly men might benefit from exogenous supplementation …