DYNAMIC ASSESSMENT OF THE PREVALENCE OF COGNITIVE DISORDERS AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE
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Human cognitive functions (CF) are a form of higher nervous activity that provides the ability to understand, cognize, study, recognize, perceive, and process (remember, transmit, and use) external information. The loss of any of the cognitive process components can lead to social and occupational maladjustment, as well as cause disability in patients.
Cognitive impairments can develop at any age. Cognitive impairments are also common among young adults (22-24 years old).
The article presents the negative dynamics of cognitive status among young adults over the past 10 years, identifies risk factors, and provides recommendations for their improvement (decreased screen time, correction of affective disorders, and normalization of the sleep-wake rhythm).
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