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ADHD drugs may alleviate menopausal brain fog
Small review has limitations, but findings warrant larger trials, expert says ...
If you’ve heard the phrase “executive functioning” recently, it probably came up in the context of ADHD, a common neurobehavioral condition which affects a person’s ability to stay focused, maintain a ...
I write a blog post each month focusing on a different executive function skill. Executive function skills are brain-based, and they help people accomplish essential life tasks (Dawson and Guare, 2016 ...
ADHD medications may help improve executive function during the transition to menopause, according to data shown at The ...
Many perimenopausal women experience cognitive changes such as forgetfulness or trouble concentrating, which are commonly ...
Menopause is the time in a cisgender woman’s life that marks the end of her reproductive years. Common menopause symptoms include got flashes, mood chnages, as well as cognitive issues like brain fog.
An estimated 44% to 60% of perimenopausal women report cognitive changes like forgetfulness and trouble concentrating—also ...
A meta-analysis of 22 randomized trials finds exercise programs of at least four weeks associated with better executive ...
After a brain injury, there are people who show almost no problems in intelligence or language tests, yet cannot finish ...
These factors are closely linked to better white matter health and stronger executive function, with the benefits being more pronounced in women than in men. Even for the 21% who didn't engage in ...
Medications commonly used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may help reduce certain symptoms of ...
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