Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Depression and memory: understanding the cognitive shadows of mood disorder | Major depressive disorder casts a wider shadow than most people realise, reaching beyond low mood to disturb the very machinery of memory. Patients routinely… | |
| Cognitive assessment in liver and kidney disease | Cognitive changes in liver and kidney disease can be subtle, fluctuating and easily mistaken for fatigue, depression or normal ageing. A patient may report… | |
| Decision-Making Capacity in Mild Cognitive Impairment | When a parent in Sydney begins forgetting bill due dates or a partner in Brisbane repeatedly misplaces car keys, the question often arises quietly: are these… | |
| Assessing Cognitive Function in ICU Survivors | Critical illness often leaves survivors with more than physical weakness. In the months following intensive care, many patients experience measurable deficits… | |
| Huntington’s disease neuropsychology: an update for clinicians | Huntington’s disease is a progressive inherited neurological condition that brings together movement disorder, cognitive decline and psychiatric symptoms. For… | |
| Compensation Strategies That Fit Into Daily Routines | Memory slips are part of normal cognition, and most Australians reach for a practical workaround long before considering clinical advice. Whether the goal is… | |
| Pupillometry as a Window into Cognitive Effort During Memory Testing | When clinicians ask patients to remember word lists or stories, the responses reveal only the final outcome: what was recalled or forgotten. Yet between… | |
| When Listening Fades: Cognitive Aging Meets Hearing Loss | For many older Australians, the world gradually becomes harder to hear. Conversations in noisy cafés along Sydney's harbour or announcements at Brisbane train… | |
| Insomnia and executive function in clinical practice | Insomnia is more than difficulty falling asleep. Repeated night waking, early morning awakening and unrefreshing sleep can weaken attention, working memory,… | |
| Music therapy and cognition in dementia: a critical look | Dementia affects almost 500,000 Australians, a figure projected to more than double by 2058 according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.… |
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