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1. Low plasma [beta]-amyloid levels may be a marker for cognitive decline

Author

Wachter, Kerri

Subjects
Amyloid beta-protein -- Physiological aspects, Cognition disorders in old age -- Physiological aspects, Cognition disorders in old age -- Research, Cognition disorders in old age -- Risk factors
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- Plasma levels of [beta]-amyloid may be low in elderly patients at risk for mild cognitive impairment or even Alzheimer's disease in the near term, according to research presented [...]

Published
2005

2. Yoga doesn't boost cognition in healthy seniors

Author

Jancin, Bruce

Subjects
Cognition -- Research, Cognition -- Physiological aspects, Cognition disorders in old age -- Research, Cognition disorders in old age -- Physiological aspects, Yoga -- Research, Yoga -- Physiological aspects
Abstract

SAN FRANCISCO -- The practice of yoga produced no significant effects on cognitive function in a randomized controlled trial involving healthy seniors, Barry Oken, M.D., said at the annual meeting [...]

Published
2004

3. Estrogens do not protect against cognitive decline. (New Data From Two Studies)

Author

Evans, Jeff

Subjects
Cognition disorders in old age -- Physiological aspects, Estrogen -- Health aspects, Estrogen -- Psychological aspects, Memory -- Physiological aspects, Aged women -- Health aspects, Aged women -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

High levels of endogenous or exogenous estrogens do not slow the decline of memory and cognition in older women with or without dementia, according to two studies. A study of [...]

Published
2003

4. Cobalamin markers flag cognitive decline. (In Healthy Elderly)

Author

Evans, Jeff

Subjects
American Geriatrics Society -- Reports, Vitamin B12 -- Health aspects, Cognition disorders in old age -- Physiological aspects
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- Elevated metabolites of the enzyme cofactor cobalamin in elderly patients may be an important factor in the future development of cognitive dysfunction, especially in men, according to a [...]

Published
2002

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