Sentence examples for long-term cognition from inspiring English sources

These exclusionary factors restrict our ability to comment on whether long-term cognition is further affected in patients who experienced these particularly serious metabolic consequences of diabetes.

A recent report that appeared in the journal Pediatrics linked the synthetic drug to high blood pressure, heavy sweating, heart palpitations, muscle rigidity, and convulsions and has raised concerns about "long term cognition problems, memory loss, and psychosis" in teenagers.

An increased risk of hospitalisation and subsequent rehospitalisation for an ACSC among depressed individuals is troubling in light of evidence that some ACSC-related hospitalisations may have negative effects on long-term functioning, cognition and mental health.

CCT and VRCT were moderately effective in long-term improvement of cognition for those at high risk of cognitive decline.

All but two studies assessed either acute cognitive impairment or delirium, with few studies measuring long-term effects on cognition.

Long-term data on cognition and functioning are needed to obtain better estimation of potential direct and indirect effects of cognition on functioning of patients with schizophrenia.

These studies suggest such shocks can cause serious, and potentialy long-term, damage to cognition and the central nervous system.

Conclusions: Psychosocial stimulation had small but significant long-term benefits on cognition in growth-restricted children.

Here, we review the experimental evidence of long-term changes in cognition following prescribed diet interventions.

BLD implicated long-term potentiation, memory, cognition and learning, primarily via hypermethylation of those genes that enrich the calcium-releasing neurotransmitters.

These results suggest that perinatal administration of PCP may produce long-term alterations in cognition that are revealed by pharmacological challenge and manipulation of task difficulty.