Tag: Dementia
Psychological Distress May Be Causal Risk Factor for Dementia
Risk varies by type of distress, but significant relationships seen for exhaustion and stress
Drop in Mortality Seen With AChEI, Memantine in Dementia With Lewy Bodies
Risk for death, unplanned hospital admission significantly lower for those taking AChEIs only or taking AChEIs and memantine
Faster Cognitive Decline Seen With Eating More Ultraprocessed Foods
Faster rates of global cognitive decline, executive function decline observed for those with ultraprocessed food consumption above first quartile
Review Links Hearing Aid Devices With Reduced Cognitive Decline
Furthermore, use of devices linked to 3 percent improvement in cognitive test scores in the short term
Subjective Cognitive Decline Tied to Incident Dementia in Black, Latinx Individuals
SCD associated with increased rates of incident dementia over time in multiracial population, Latinx, non-Latinx Black individuals
New Tool Can Predict Individual’s Dementia Risk
Risk score model yielded nearly 100 percent prediction accuracy of 13-year dementia risk
Impact of Climate Change on Neurologic Health Reviewed
Associations seen for temperature extremes and variability with stroke, migraines, hospitalization in dementia, MS exacerbations
Severe Outcomes From COVID-19 Up With Preexisting Neuropsych Conditions
Neuropsychiatric conditions and/or associated treatment linked to increased risk for severe outcomes from COVID-19, SARIs
Antiepileptic Med Use Increasing in Nursing Home Residents With Dementia
The two most common, valproic acid and gabapentin, being used in clinically distinct ways
2000 to 2016 Saw Decline in Dementia in U.S. Older Adults
Education found to be an important statistical factor contributing to the reduction in dementia