Twelve Weeks of Art Could Sharpen Attention in Autistic Children, Trial Finds
A randomized controlled trial found that a 12-week multimodal art intervention significantly improved attention and executive function in children with ...
Tag: Executive function
Childhood Cancer’s Long Shadow: Anxiety and Depression Persist Into Adulthood
A Norwegian study of 132 adult childhood cancer survivors finds that nearly half show clinical symptoms of depression and over ...
New 40-Minute Test Tracks Cognitive Decline in Aging Dogs
Researchers have validated CANID, a repeatable and sensitive cognitive test battery that detects age-related memory and executive function changes in ...
Four Questions That Could Reshape How Clinicians Read Disorganized Thinking in Troubled Youth
A new perspective proposes a transdiagnostic developmental framework for assessing cognitive disorganization in help-seeking young people, while stressing that safety ...
ECMO Survivors Face Physical Setbacks, but Executive Function and Parental Stress Drive Long-Term Quality of Life
A prospective matched study finds that executive dysfunction and parental stress, rather than ECMO itself, are the strongest predictors of ...
Chronic Stress May Accelerate Memory Loss Unequally Across Aging Populations
A large longitudinal study found that chronic stress was linked to faster cognitive decline in women and Hispanic participants, while ...
Chemo Brain Decoded: Landmark Review Reveals How Cancer Patients Battle Cognitive Fog
A new mixed-methods systematic review of 21 studies maps how chemotherapy patients experience cancer-related cognitive impairment and which coping strategies ...
Reactive Agility Test Outperforms Classic Fall Screening in Older Adults
A dual-centre study in GeroScience found that a reactive agility test distinguished older adults with a history of falls better ...
Autistic Children Can Plan for the Future but Struggle to Follow Through, Study Finds
A new behavioral study shows that autistic children with intact intelligence can identify future problems and prepare for them just ...
Trouble Waking Up May Signal Slower Thinking in Older Adults, Study Finds
A study of 461 older adults in the Wisconsin Sleep Cohort found that more severe sleep inertia was associated with ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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