Abstract Purpose of Review There is increasing recognition of the prevalence and impact of
cognitive dysfunction (CD) in heart failure (HF) patients. This contemporary review appraises …

Background Cognitive function is essential to effective self‐management of heart failure
(HF). Alzheimer's disease and Alzheimer's disease‐related dementias (AD/ADRD) can …

Background Cognitive impairment is a prevalent issue among older adults with heart failure,
and non-pharmacological approaches are recommended as the first line of treatment …

Background Cognitive dysfunction predicts mortality in heart failure (HF). Computerized
cognitive training (CCT) has shown preliminary efficacy in improving cognitive function …

Background: Exercise loading is contraindicated for patients with severe aortic stenosis
(AS); however, everyday activities mandate the inclusion of a light load. The aim of this study …

Aim The impact of cognitive dysfunction‐associated activities of daily living (ADL) on
mortality and rehospitalization for heart failure has not yet been evaluated. Methods We …

Background The potential of the effect of balance training on improving cognitive functions
and functional activities in vulnerable groups, including the older adults with heart failure …

Background Although cognitive decline is recognized as a prognostic factor of heart failure
(HF), the association of cognitive decline with specific clinical outcomes in patients with HF …

Background: Elderly patients with HF have a significantly increased prevalence of cognitive
impairment, and it is imperative to provide some effective and practical interventions. Non …

Introdução: a insuficiência cardíaca (IC) é uma síndrome que afeta número crescente de
indivíduos em todo o mundo e tem desfechos ruins que podem ser limitados com …