Abstract Background The impact of Alzheimer's disease (AD) pathology and cognitive
deficits on longitudinal neuropsychiatric symptoms is unclear, especially in early disease …

Recent evidence supports a negative association between anxiety and cognitive control.
Given age-related reductions in some cognitive abilities and the relation of late life anxiety to …

Objective To identify the components of the neuroticism trait most responsible for its
association with cognitive decline and dementia in old age. Design Longitudinal clinical …

The authors sought to evaluate the incidence and correlates of anxiety in early-onset
Alzheimer's disease (EOAD) versus the more typical late-onset AD (LOAD). A group of 23 …

OBJECTIVES: To examine the relationship between anxiety and functional decline.
DESIGN: A 5‐year longitudinal cohort study of well‐functioning adults. SETTING: The …

Studies demonstrate that anxiety is a risk factor for cognitive decline. However, there are
also study findings regarding anxiety incidence among people with mild cognitive …

Objectives The present study determined whether the number of medical conditions was
associated with increased occurrence of anxiety and whether triads of medical conditions …

Background Stroke risk factors have been increasingly implicated in the development of age‐
related cognitive decline, the spectrum of vascular cognitive impairment, and, more recently …

BackgroundCross-sectional surveys of older people commonly find associations between
higher levels of depressive symptoms and poorer cognitive performance, but the direction of …

Objective Subjective cognitive complaints in otherwise normal aging are common but may
be associated with preclinical Alzheimer disease in some individuals. Little is known about …