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Neurocognitive Implications

Meaning

Neurocognitive implications refer to the downstream consequences and effects that various physiological states, pathological conditions, or therapeutic interventions have on the brain’s cognitive functions, including memory, attention, executive function, and processing speed. In the hormonal health domain, this term specifically addresses how endocrine fluctuations or deficiencies impact mental clarity, mood stability, and overall neurological performance. Understanding these implications is vital for a comprehensive view of patient well-being beyond physical symptoms.