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Telemedicine: A Post-COVID Necessity

3/20/26 12:48

Helping health providers keep a closer eye on patients, improve health outcomes, and do more.

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Why Screening for COVID-19 Cognitive Impairment Matters

3/20/26 12:48

Exploring COVID-19’s short- and long-term cognitive effects - The connection between severe illness and cognitive impairment has been well-established.

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How Low Literacy and Education Can Impact Patient Health Outcomes

3/20/26 12:48

People with lower education levels also experience more factors that correlate with depression onset than those with higher education, including daily stressors, a lack of resilience, and low sense of control.

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Sensory Loss and Implications for Dementia Testing

3/20/26 12:48

Declines in sight and hearing are a natural part of aging, but they can also be associated with mild cognitive impairment and dementia.

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The Connection Between Vascular Health and Cognition

3/20/26 12:48

Cognitive functions can suffer from the lack of oxygen to the brain, in a phenomenon known as vascular dementia.

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How Diabetes Affects Cognition—and What Can Be Done

3/20/26 12:48

The disease often appears alongside other conditions, which can complicate treatment and reduce successful patient outcomes.

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The Role of Cognitive Assessment in Comprehensive Depression Treatment

3/20/26 12:48

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, depression was already the leading cause of disability worldwide, and its reach only widened during many months of lockdowns and social isolation.

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Improving Outcomes in Cancer Patients and the Role of Screening for Cognitive Impairment

3/20/26 12:48

Global estimates suggest 17 million people are diagnosed with cancer each year. Up to 80% of these patients report confusion, memory lapses, attention deficits, and an overall feeling of mental fog.

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How Screening for Cognitive Deficits Leads to Improved Substance Abuse Interventions

3/20/26 12:48

dequate care for patients with co-occurring substance abuse and cognitive deficits requires a multidisciplinary team who understands how to increase success rates in this specific cohort.