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Cognitive Safety

Meaning

Cognitive safety refers to the comprehensive assessment and assurance that a therapeutic intervention, particularly new drugs or hormonal regimens, does not induce or exacerbate adverse effects on an individual’s mental processes, including memory, attention, executive function, and overall cognitive status. In the context of hormonal health, this evaluation is critical because many endocrine pathways, such as those involving estrogen and thyroid hormones, have direct neuromodulatory effects on the central nervous system. Prioritizing cognitive safety ensures that longevity and wellness interventions support both physical and neurological vitality.