Information processing deficit in older adults with HIV infection: A comparison with Parkinson’s disease.
Abstract
Individuals with HIV treated with antiretroviral therapy can expect to reach average life span, making them susceptible to combined disease and aging effects on cognitive and motor functions. Slowed processing speed in HIV is a concern for cognitive and everyday functioning and is sensitive to declines in aging. We hypothesized that information processing (IP) deficits, over and above that expected with normal aging, would occur in older HIV...
Paper Details
Title
Information processing deficit in older adults with HIV infection: A comparison with Parkinson’s disease.
Published Date
Feb 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
33
Issue
2
Pages
157 - 168
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