Objective cognitive impairment

Disease

3 papers study it83 more mention it2 findings

Humans3

Associations

Sensory impairment

upin humans1OR 1.51

1 study

Sensory impairment raises the risk of objective cognitive impairment in humans (OR = 1.51, 95 % CI 1.31-1.74).
“objective impairment (OR = 1.51, 95 %CI 1.31-1.74)”
Humansn = 19,119
Sensory impairment, loneliness, and the discordance between subjective and objective cognitive function among older adults: A multi-cohort study
Archives of gerontology and geriatricsMay 7, 2024

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American Journal of Epidemiology6 h

Cognitive gaps mostly linked to gender, race/ethnicity and education

Identity-group differences accounted for 6% or less of cognitive variation; separate demographic associations explained 79% to 98% of that between-group variation.Identity-group differences accounted for 6% or less of cognitive variation; separate demographic associations explained 79% to 98% of that between-group variation.

Cross-sectional · 20,814 peoplePopulations

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BMC GeriatricsOct 8

Early dementia signs tended to link to higher cancer risk

In an observational study of 2,590 dementia-free adults, individuals with early cognitive and walking difficulties tended to have an increased risk of cancer.In an observational study of 2,590 dementia-free adults, individuals with early cognitive and walking difficulties tended to have an increased risk of cancer.

Cohort study of 2,590 peopleCancer

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medRxivOct 2

Tablet test detects cognitive impairment in older Ugandans

In 563 older adults in Uganda, a brief tablet-based composite score discriminated objective cognitive impairment with a c-statistic of 0.77.In 563 older adults in Uganda, a brief tablet-based composite score discriminated objective cognitive impairment with a c-statistic of 0.77.

Preprint: cohort study of 563 peopleCognitive impairment

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Archives of Clinical NeuropsychologyOct 1

Sensitivity and specificity of the attention, memory, and frontal abilities screening test to identify objective cognitive impairment in older adults: a pilot study

Cross-sectional study of 94 peopleCognitive impairment

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Journal of the International Neuropsychological SocietyOct 1

Linguistic features from recall tests detect cognitive impairment

In 710 older adults, delayed recall linguistic scores predicted cognitive impairment with an AUC-PR of 0.77, compared with 0.81 for traditional scoring.In 710 older adults, delayed recall linguistic scores predicted cognitive impairment with an AUC-PR of 0.77, compared with 0.81 for traditional scoring.

Cohort study in peopleCognitive impairment

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World Journal of Otorhinolaryngology - Head and Neck SurgerySep 30