… abstinence of opioid abuse 29. Cognitive deficits in chronic substance abuse are clinically
… As our results show, screenings for cognitive impairment can be validly interpreted in every …

… test or the Trail Making Test (TMT), executive function tests such as the Wisconsin Card
Sorting Test (WCST), and even screening tests for dementia … produced by alcohol abuse (ARBD) …

… 1 (the screening of … alcoholics (for the purposes of this study, the term “alcoholics” was used
to refer to those individuals who met criteria for a diagnosis of either alcohol abuse or alcohol …

… cognitive impairment (MCI). According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism,
… underwent systematic cognitive function testing and determination of dementia and the …

… of cognitive impairments in drug and alcohol use disorders. Cognitive impairments are …
behavior: training working memory to reduce alcohol abuse. Psychol Sci. 2011; 22(7): 968–…

… to drugs of abuse results in its down-regulation and reduced function (27, 28). … test, we
showed cognitive impairments in alcohol-dependent rats. This is in line with findings in alcohol…

… of the symptoms of behavior dependent on alcohol abuse, it should be noted that at the …
of the study of cognitive disorders in adolescents with a family history of alcoholism, which …

… In addition, more detailed neuropsychological testing may help determine the type and …
For alcohol abuse or malnourished cases, vitamin B supplements are recommended. Some …

… AUDIT – C for the screening of alcohol abuse, and patients who … alcohol abuse in an effort
to reduce postoperative complications. Firstly, patients should be instructed to reduce alcohol …

… published 2007 onwards that compared cognitive function among people with different
levels of alcohol consumption (measured ≥ 6 months prior to first follow-up of cognition). Major …