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Patients living with diabetes suffer from a spectrum of cognitive and mood disorders. To encompass the diverse neuropsychological aspects of diabetes, the authors herein propose the new construct of “diabetic melancholy”, which stands for memory impairments, executive dysfunctions, language impairments, psychomotor retardation, low mood, and apathy. Authors have also described the underlying neural basis of cognitive dysfunction in diabetes.
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