APS
2023 APS Annual Convention · 2023
COVID-19 Illness and Cognitive Functioning in a Community-Dwelling Sample of Adults
Session: Poster Session V
Authors
- Veronika KobrinskyPresenting Author
Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus - Veronika KobrinskyPresenting Author
Fordham University - Elissa Aminoff
Fordham University - Francesca Falzarano
Weill Cornell Medicine - Jillian Minahan Zucchetto
Fordham University - Neshat Yazdani
Fordham University - Maggie Boros
Fordham University - Natalie Fermoselle
Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus - Jordan Sergio
Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical Center - Jordan Sergio
Fordham University - Rachel Bloom
Fordham University - Karen Siedlecki
Fordham University
Abstract
This study examined the cross-sectional relationships between COVID-19 infection and objective and subjective cognition in community-dwelling adults. Results showed no significant associations between COVID-19 and objective cognition (e.g., processing speed). Long-haul, compared to short-term, COVID-19 symptoms were associated with greater impairments in subjective cognition.
Epidemics and Public Health
