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- The article discusses how hormones influence behavior and the connection between hormonal changes and mental health issues as people age.
- It emphasizes the less obvious effects of hormonal changes on cognition, rather than just the clear psychiatric symptoms linked to endocrine disorders.
- The focus is on dementia and mild cognitive impairment, which are significant concerns for older adults.
Article Abstract
There is a long history of hormones altering behavior and endocrinopathies playing a role in psychiatric disease. This article highlights the hormonal changes that occur with aging and the effects of these hormonal changes on the brain, concentrating not on the well-known psychiatric manifestations of endocrine diseases, but on the more subtle effects of hormones and metabolic alteration seen in many older persons. The article focuses predominately on the role of hormones in cognition, as dementia and mild cognitive impairment are major problems in the older individual.
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