… cognitive deficits between the three groups with a significant difference from the control group
in the extent of cognitive impairment. … present study showed significant differences among …

… cognitive impairment was significantly associated with frailty (OR: 3.22; 95% CI: 1.48-7.02;
p=0.0003) (26). Rockwood et al. also found an inverse correlation between Fried criteria and …

… significantly associated with PD-MCI.8-10 However, this association has not always reached
statistically significant levels.11, 12 Another aspect … Another important aspect of PD-MCI is …

… The activity of monoamine oxidase B (MAO-B) increases significantly with age and a further
… Significantly reduced concentrations of myelin components have also been recorded in …

… recent aspects related to the epidemiological, clinical, neuropathological, neuroimaging,
biochemical and therapeutic aspects … were significantly associated with the degree of cognitive …

… This seems implausible, as the prevalence of dementia among elderly people is around 5%
and the prevalence of individuals with mild cognitive impairment is significantly higher. The …

… These patients contrast with depressed elderly subjects who have significant cognitive
impairment and remain impaired after resolution of the depressive symptoms. The latter …

Hypertension and stroke are highly prevalent risk factors for cognitive impairment … cognitive
impairment. Stroke is a major risk factor for the development of vascular cognitive impairment …

… In this article, we aim to review the conceptual and practical aspects of MCI diagnosis, its
clinical … In addition, we found that functional impairment correlates significantly with executive …

… significant randomized controlled trials that could provide prospective data on the role of a
specific diet and the risks of cognitive impairment … that is not influenced significantly by an ever-…