Sentence examples for cognitive troubles from inspiring English sources

But Gessen balked, well aware of the studies associating surgical menopause with cognitive troubles and depression, to say nothing of osteoporosis, high blood pressure and heart disease.

One other patient, aged 85 years, was excluded because of cognitive troubles making the assessment of response to OnaA difficult.

Get enough sleep Studies have long showed a link between inadequate sleep and cognitive troubles.

But if the beta-amyloid plaques that are the disorder's key physical hallmark could be detected before memory loss and cognitive troubles were evident to all, would you want to know?

It set out to find out whether knowing — getting the costly test that would offer either confirmation or reprieve — would change the way that patients with cognitive troubles are treated, or the way that they plan their lives.

The landmark Women's Health Initiative, which focused on women older than 65 and found higher rates of breast cancer, strokes and cognitive troubles in those taking hormone replacement, dramatically drove down the numbers of women who underwent such therapy.

"Undiagnosed, that can lead to nerve damage, cognitive trouble and even psychiatric problems," she says.

Having a fit, healthy cardiovascular system also protects against vascular dementia, which happens when blood vessels feeding the brain are blocked or narrowed, leading to memory problems and other cognitive trouble.

The misguided immune response in lupus incites skin rashes, kidney damage, seizures, and cognitive trouble such as psychosis and problems with memory and learning.

Watching the brains of former football players at work on a demanding mental task, researchers believe they have identified an early warning sign of concussions' cumulative toll, and the cognitive trouble it may portend.

Powerful benzodiazepines like Xanax, Valium and Ativan are widely overused in older patients, many experts fear, leading to serious health worries, including sleep troubles, cognitive difficulties, car crashes and falls.