Longitudinal Cognitive Performance in Older Adults With Cardiovascular Disease Evidence for Improvement in Heart Failure

Kelly M. Stanek,John Gunstad,Robert H. Paul,Athena Poppas,Angela L. Jefferson,Lawrence H. Sweet,Karin F. Hoth,Andreana P. Haley,Daniel E. Forman,Ronald A. Cohen

Longitudinal Cognitive Performance in Older Adults With Cardiovascular Disease Evidence for Improvement in Heart Failure

2009

Kelly M. Stanek
John Gunstad
Robert H. Paul
Athena Poppas
Angela L. Jefferson
Lawrence H. Sweet
Karin F. Hoth
Andreana P. Haley
Daniel E. Forman
Ronald A. Cohen

Background Cardiovascular disease (CVD) and particularly heart failure (HF) have been associated with cognitive impairment in cross-sectional studies, but it is unclear how cognitive impairment progresses over time in older adults with these conditions.

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Prospective cohort study
Severity of illness
Heart failure
Physical therapy
Diastole
Effects of sleep deprivation on cognitive performance
Cognition
Disease
Blood pressure
Medicine
cognitive impairment

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