Objective To examine the impact of subjective depressive symptoms on objective
performance on tests of several cognitive domains, in a community‐based sample of older …

Objectives To disentangle the reciprocal effects between depressive symptoms and
cognitive functioning over time and to study the association between changes in their …

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

Objective The prevalence of dementia continues to rise, and yet, there are few known
modifiable risk factors. Depression, as a treatable condition, may be important in the …

Objectives The impact of depressive symptoms on cognitive decline in older adults remains
unclear due to inconsistent findings in the literature. It is also unclear whether effects of …

Objective An association between depression and cognitive decline (CD) has been
observed in cross-sectional and case/control studies of elderly populations. Whereas a …

BackgroundDepressive symptoms are associated with cognitive decline in elderly people,
but the nature of their temporal relationship remains equivocal. AimsTo test whether …

Knowledge of the relationship between depressive symptoms and cognition in older adults
has primarily come from studies of clinically depressed, functionally impaired or cognitively …

Objective: The aim of this study was to understand the relationships among depressive
symptoms, cognition, and functional performance in a community-based sample of older …

Objectives: The relationship between depression and dementia in the elderly has been
extensively studied but the tools used to define depressed subjects are heterogeneous …