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Student-Athletes with Self-Reported Autism Spectrum Disorder are More Likely to Score Low on Common Concussion Test, Raising the Need for Autism-Specific Comparison Data - Vimarsana News

Student-Athletes with Self-Reported Autism Spectrum Disorder are More Likely to Score Low on Common Concussion Test, Raising the Need for Autism-Specific Comparison Data

Study sheds light on a medical accessibility issue, the need for alternative or modified concussion assessment norms and the need for baseline testing.

Long COVID may trigger cognitive declines - Vimarsana News

Long COVID may trigger cognitive declines

In a finding that unearths yet another way long COVID can harm health, new research finds the condition may trigger thinking declines.

Source: yahoo.com
PCOS May Lead to Memory, Decision-Making Problems Later on - Vimarsana News

PCOS May Lead to Memory, Decision-Making Problems Later on

A new study suggested that people with polycystic ovary syndrome may be more likely to develop problems with memory and attention by their middle age.

Experimental Tx Restores Cognitive Function in Chronic TBI - Vimarsana News

Experimental Tx Restores Cognitive Function in Chronic TBI

In a first-in-humans trial, deep brain stimulation restored executive function in five individuals with moderate to severe traumatic brain injury 3-18 years after injury.

Enhanced Tai Chi Boosts Cognition in Mild Cognitive Impairment - Vimarsana News

Enhanced Tai Chi Boosts Cognition in Mild Cognitive Impairment

A tai chi program fortified with a variety of mental exercises is better than standard tai chi and stretching exercises in improving global cognition in seniors with mild cognitive impairment.