Subjective cognitive concerns

7 papers2 findings

Humans7

Associations

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Global cognitive performance

downin humans1

1 study

Subjective cognitive concerns predict global cognitive performance in humans (p = 0.02).
“The group with increasing SCCs showed declining T‐MoCA scores after the initial three annual assessments ( p = 0.02)”
Humansafter initial three annual assessmentsmedian follow-up = 4 yearsn = 219
Longitudinal Increases in Subjective Cognitive Concerns are associated with Changes in Global Cognitive Performance: Findings from Daily Digital Diary Assessments in the Einstein Aging Study (EAS)
AAIC 2025 abstract25 Dec 2025

T‐MoCA scores

downin humans1

1 study

Subjective cognitive concerns predict T‐MoCA scores in humans (p = 0.02).
“The group with increasing SCCs showed declining T‐MoCA scores after the initial three annual assessments (p = 0.02)”
Humansmedian follow‐up = 4 yearsn = 219
Longitudinal Increases in Subjective Cognitive Concerns are associated with Changes in Global Cognitive Performance: Findings from Daily Digital Diary Assessments in the Einstein Aging Study (EAS)
AAIC 2025 abstract23 Dec 2025

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