Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| How Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Affects Executive Function | Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is often recognised through loud snoring, witnessed pauses in breathing and daytime fatigue. Its cognitive effects can be less… | |
| Cognitive recovery in left-handed stroke survivors | Cognitive recovery after left hemisphere stroke in left-handed individuals varies widely because handedness is only one clue about brain organisation. Most… | |
| Neuropsychological Assessment Across Educational Contexts | Neuropsychological assessment in low-education and illiterate populations starts with a basic distinction: limited or interrupted schooling is not evidence of… | |
| The parietal cortex in number processing and calculation | The human brain's ability to understand numbers relies on a distributed network, with the parietal cortex at its core. Neuroimaging and patient studies have… | |
| Digital biomarkers and cognitive decline in mild cognitive impairment | The convergence of consumer-grade sensors and clinical neuroscience has reshaped how researchers approach early detection of neurodegenerative change. Where… | |
| Cognitive Function In Long-COVID: Assessment And Management | Long-COVID can affect attention, memory, language, processing speed and executive function long after the initial infection has resolved. For some people,… | |
| When the Ringing Won't Stop: Attention and Executive Function in Tinnitus | For the roughly one in three Australians who experience tinnitus at some point in their lives, the persistent sound is rarely just an ear problem. Across… | |
| Cognitive training across languages | Cross-language transfer of cognitive training effects asks whether someone who improves attention, working memory or executive strategy in one language can use… | |
| Virtual navigation tasks in assessing spatial memory in aging | Many older adults first notice cognitive change not in memory tests but in everyday wayfinding. Locating the chemist inside a Westfield or knowing which tram… | |
| Mapping apathy in Parkinson's disease through neuropsychology | Parkinson's disease is often remembered for its visible motor symptoms, yet many Australians living with the condition describe a quieter struggle — a loss of… |
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