Significant Sex differences in Memory Tied to Hormone Cycles Women perform better in delayed verbal memory, in object recall while men are better at digit span. Hormonal cycles have a significant effect on verbal working memory, immediate object recall and on the spatial component of visuoconstructive memory. Further, hormonal cycles determine the existence and direction […]
cognitive function, Endocrinology, hormones, NeurologyIncidence of Myocardial Infact differs by subtype and is higher in men: The Mayo Clinic Study of Aging R.O. Roberts, Y.E. Geda, D.S. Knopman, R.H. Cha, V.S. Pankratz, B.F. Boeve, E.G. Tangalos, R.J. Ivnik, W.A. Rocca, and R.C. Petersen. Objective: Although incidence rates for mild cognitive impairment (MCI) have been reported, few studies were specifically […]
cognitive function, Neurology
There are notable similarities and differences in cognitive function among men and women with autistic spectrum disorder. According to a study from the Autism Center at the University of Cambridge, UK , the findings suggest that the severity of cognitive functioning in autism may be dependent on sex, and has implications for assessment and intervention […]
autism, cognitive function, Neurology