Sentences with phrase «with cognitive deficits»
Not surprisingly, sleeping pills are also associated with cognitive deficits the next day.
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Yet others might see a speech therapist to deal with cognitive deficits.
Clinical studies in psychopathology in patients with cognitive deficits constitute an important aspect of cognitive neuroscience.
How might defects in subplate neurons correlate with cognitive deficits and conditions like autism?
«This is critical given that obesity, which has recently been linked with cognitive deficits in young and middle - aged adults, and physical inactivity are on the rise in young adults,» Schon said.
Infectious diseases that leave victims with cognitive deficits or malnutrition instead of killing them do not typically elicit fundraising galas or research dollars, especially when the illnesses disproportionately impact the poorest of the poor.
«If you had a young person with a cognitive deficit of 50 per cent, you'd take it seriously — so why not in older people?»
Dr. Chiaravalloti's grant, valued at $ 179,000, funds a two - phase trial testing the modified Story Memory Technique (mSMT), in school - aged children, comparing healthy controls with children with cognitive deficits caused by TBI.
Whereas amyloid may show up in various brain areas, tau appears more restricted to regions associated with the cognitive deficits.
In work previously only possible in animals, scientists are now recording these signals directly from the brain and in some cases trying to stimulate the brain with those signals to help patients with cognitive deficits.
Prize4Life is planning another challenge, this time to seek new ways to classify patients according to disease characteristics, such as genetic features that may correlate with cognitive deficits.
The implications of this research also have great potential to strengthen learning and memory in both healthy people and those with cognitive deficits such as Alzheimer's.
These new technologies, being presented at the Cognitive Neuroscience Society (CNS) annual conference in New York City, are mapping new understandings of cognition and advancing efforts to improve memory and learning in patients with cognitive deficits.
Diabetes mellitus is associated with cognitive deficits and an increased risk of dementia, particularly in the elderly.