A large-scale study published in Brain and Behavior has found that some widely used medications may have subtle but meaningful associations with cognitive performanceboth positive and negativewhen co… [+8087 chars]
Common medications linked to subtle shifts in cognitive performance, study finds - PsyPost
A major study suggests that widely used medications like paracetamol and ibuprofen may influence cognitive performance in subtle ways. The research introduces a “cognitive footprint” model to estimate how small effects scale across populations.
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