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Changes in cognitive function among older adults aged 60-79 without dementia following use of the mHealth app “Vitality Wellness Program”: a prospective single-group intervention trial
Increasing physical activity is important for reducing the risk of developing dementia. The Vitality Wellness Program (Vitality), an mHealth app designed to increase physical activity through rewards, has been shown to increase users’ average step counts; […]
The Co-TELE-SURGE study: A prospective cohort proof-of-concept study of perioperative cognitive trajectories in older adults undergoing noncardiac surgery
Background: There is evidence that older patients experience cognitive changes after surgery compared to before. Most existing studies compare postoperative cognitive performance to the performance at a single preoperative timepoint. Therefore, it is unclear whether postoperative […]
Towards a Neurocognitive Profile of Post-Acute COVID-19: A Longitudinal Study Integrating Subjective Complaints and Computerized Cognitive Testing
Background/Objectives: The relationship between subjective cognitive complaints and objective performance in post-acute COVID syndrome (PACS), and the persistence of objective impairment over extended follow-up, remain unclear. This prospective longitudinal study characterized the neurocognitive profile of PACS […]
Relationships Among Hearing, Auditory Processing, and Cognition: A Study of Older Adults
Background/Objectives: Beginning in mid-life, age-related cognitive decline may negatively affect overall hearing health. Thus, understanding the relationship between hearing and cognition is of critical importance. Although the relationship has received considerable attention, and numerous theories have […]
Hearing technology and the brain: cognitive function in different hearing device users
Background: There is an evidence-gap on how different hearing devices influence cognition. This study aimed to simultaneously compare cognitive performance across key domains among hearing aid, cochlear implant and bimodal device users. Methods: Cross-sectional data were […]
