Perceptual speed, executive function and language impairments in older adults with parkinsonian symptoms – A longitudinal study from the Good Aging in Skåne cohort
Key Points
Perceptual speed and executive function declined significantly among older adults over the study period, suggesting cognitive deterioration.
Key findings indicated that 40% of participants showed noticeable language impairments associated with parkinsonian symptoms.
Longitudinal study assessment involved cognitive tests administered annually over five years to evaluate cognitive decline.
Such cognitive impairments may influence daily living and highlight the need for tailored interventions.
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