"cognitive issues" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to problems related to thinking, understanding, and processing information. Example: The patient's cognitive issues made it difficult for them to follow instructions and understand their treatment plan.
Or there may be some cognitive issues, too.
"If you wait until you're very elderly, cognitive issues can get in the way," Ms. Schechet said.
He lives in Northern California, and has said he is pursuing medical assistance for his cognitive issues.
"I assure you," he said, adopting the doctor's voice, "the President has no cognitive issues, he's just very, very stupid".
"There were some cognitive issues and behavioral issues that made it difficult, as well, trying to understand what he was doing sometimes," Len Boogaard said.
"A B12 vitamin deficiency as a cause of cognitive issues is more common than we think, especially among the elderly who live alone and don't eat properly," Dr. Rajarethinam said.
Preliminary data in the new registry showed that patterns of treatment were not consistent and that patients had far more additional diseases and cognitive issues than expected, the foundation said at the World Federation of Neurology meeting last week.
"It's very possible that these players won't be able to get long-term-care insurance, because they are at risk for significant cognitive issues early in life," Dr. Perfetto said.
Additionally, cognitive issues, depression, and sleep disturbances are frequently observed non-motor symptoms.
Migraine patients accessing our Centre report cognitive issues that increase with headache frequency.
The Gulf of Evaluation emphasizes the perceptual and cognitive issues associated with information design.
