Chronic stress may increase risk of age-related cognitive decline.'Stress', however, is a
multidimensional construct and few studies have investigated the inter-relationship of …

Prolonged or severe stress can adversely affect older adults' cognitive function, but
population‐based studies investigating this relationship over time are rare. Previous studies …

Objectives Although chronic stress is a risk factor for poor age-related cognitive health, there
is limited research that has examined how cumulative stress across the lifespan affects …

We examined the effects of early life stress on cognitive ability and decline among men of
the Helsinki Birth Cohort Study, 10% of whom were separated temporarily (mean age at …

Dementia is an increasing global issue, currently affecting an estimated 50 million people
worldwide. This number is predicted to increase to 82 million by the year 2030, due to the …

Chronic psychological stress is a risk factor for multiple diseases of aging. Accelerated
cellular aging as indexed by short telomere length has emerged as a potential common …

Objective Chronic stress adversely affects cognition, in part due to stress-induced
inflammation. Rodent models suggest females are more resilient against stress-related …

Background Research indicates detrimental effects of stress on brain health and cognitive
functioning, but population-based studies using comprehensive measures of cognitive …

Background Many studies have evaluated the stress-cognition association, but few have
captured the cumulative nature of stress or distinguished the influences of stressors …

Repeated overstimulation of the stress response system, caused by exposure to prolonged
highly stressful experiences, is thought to affect brain structure, cognitive ability, and mental …