Key result
Prolonged uncontrolled diabetes results in cognitive decline, memory loss, and a reduction in processing resources and thinking ability.
Early identification of cognitive impairment and memory loss in patients with diabetes allows for timely prevention and better prognosis.
Supports early CI screening in prolonged uncontrolled diabetes; confirms memory loss link and extends prevention research.
Uncontrolled diabetes for prolong period results in cognitive decline and memory loss. Decline in effectiveness of processing resources, thinking ability and to recall objects is thought to be a result of mismanagement of diabetes. Early identification of cognitive impairment (CI) and memory loss allows for timely prevention and better prognosis for patients and their caretakers.
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Malik et al. (2018) studied this question. Prolonged uncontrolled diabetes results in cognitive decline, memory loss, and a reduction in processing resources and thinking ability.
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