Are Standardized Tests Sensitive to Early Cognitive Change in Parkinson’s Disease?

Working memory appears to decline slightly faster in early PD compared to HCs, while other domains remain similar. Within PD, faster decline was not associated with lower baseline cognition. These findings have implications for clinical trial outcome selection and study design.

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Psychopharmacology Bulletin
Published
2025-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.64719/pb.4458
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3
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Parkinson's Disease Mechanisms and Treatments
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Are Standardized Tests Sensitive to Early Cognitive Change in Parkinson’s Disease?

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Are Standardized Tests Sensitive to Early Cognitive Change in Parkinson’s Disease?

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Abstract

Working memory appears to decline slightly faster in early PD compared to HCs, while other domains remain similar. Within PD, faster decline was not associated with lower baseline cognition. These findings have implications for clinical trial outcome selection and study design.

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