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Cognitive Domain Gains

Meaning

Cognitive Domain Gains refer to measurable, positive improvements in specific intellectual functions, including memory, executive function, processing speed, and attentional capacity, often observed following targeted hormonal or metabolic interventions. These gains represent an enhancement in neurocognitive performance, indicating improved neuronal health and efficient neuroendocrine signaling. Such improvements are clinically significant because they directly correlate with enhanced quality of life and sustained independence throughout the lifespan. We frequently track these objective changes through standardized psychometric assessments.