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Predictors of Heterogeneity in Cognitive Function: APOE-e4, Sex, Education, Depression, and Vascular Risk by MacAulay, Rebecca K, Halpin, Amy, Cohen, Alex S, Calamia, Matthew, Boeve, Angelica, Zhang, Le, Brouillette, Robert M, Foil, Heather C, Bruce-Keller, Annadora, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…Abstract Objective Mild cognitive impairment and dementia are clinically heterogeneous disorders influenced by diverse risk factors. Improved characterization…”
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Feasibility, reliability, and validity of a smartphone based application for the assessment of cognitive function in the elderly by Brouillette, Robert M, Foil, Heather, Fontenot, Stephanie, Correro, Anthony, Allen, Ray, Martin, Corby K, Bruce-Keller, Annadora J, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…While considerable knowledge has been gained through the use of established cognitive and motor assessment tools, there is a considerable interest and need for…”
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A longitudinal study on dual-tasking effects on gait: cognitive change predicts gait variance in the elderly by MacAulay, Rebecca K, Brouillette, Robert M, Foil, Heather C, Bruce-Keller, Annadora J, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…Neuropsychological abilities have found to explain a large proportion of variance in objective measures of walking gait that predict both dementia and falling…”
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Apolipoprotein E Genotype Linked to Spatial Gait Characteristics: Predictors of Cognitive Dual Task Gait Change by MacAulay, Rebecca K, Allaire, Ted, Brouillette, Robert, Foil, Heather, Bruce-Keller, Annadora J, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…Developing measures to detect preclinical Alzheimer's Disease is vital, as prodromal stage interventions may prove more efficacious in altering the disease's…”
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Steps per Day, Peak Cadence, Body Mass Index, and Age in Community-Dwelling Older Adults by SCHUNA, John M, BROUILLETTE, Robert M, FOIL, Heather C, FONTENOT, Stephanie L, KELLER, Jeffrey N, TUDOR-LOCKE, Catrine

“…The relationships between demographic and anthropometric indices and older adults' quantity and quality of ambulatory activity are uncertain. We examined the…”
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Relationship between cognitive domains, physical performance, and gait in elderly and demented subjects by Bruce-Keller, Annadora J, Brouillette, Robert M, Tudor-Locke, Catrine, Foil, Heather C, Gahan, William P, Nye, Danielle M, Guillory, Leslie, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…Cognitive function declines with age, with studies linking decreases in cognitive function to increased fall risk. The association between declines in specific…”
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Preliminary comparison of clinical and free-living measures of stepping cadence in older adults by Tudor-Locke, Catrine, Barreira, Tiago V, Brouillette, Robert M, Foil, Heather C, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…The relationship between clinically assessed and free-living walking is unclear. Cadence (steps/min) can be measured accurately under both conditions using…”
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Longitudinal assessment of neuropsychological and temporal/spatial gait characteristics of elderly fallers: taking it all in stride by MacAulay, Rebecca K, Allaire, Ted D, Brouillette, Robert M, Foil, Heather C, Bruce-Keller, Annadora J, Han, Hongmei, Johnson, William D, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…Gait abnormalities are linked to cognitive decline and an increased fall risk within older adults. The present study addressed gaps from cross-sectional…”
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Comparison of older adults' steps per day using NL-1000 pedometer and two GT3X+ accelerometer filters by Barreira, Tiago V, Brouillette, Robert M, Foil, Heather C, Keller, Jeffrey N, Tudor-Locke, Catrine

“…The purpose of this study was to compare the steps/d derived from the ActiGraph GT3X+ using the manufacturer's default filter (DF) and low-frequency-extension…”
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Assessment of Cognition, Physical Performance, and Gait in the Context of Mild Cognitive Impairment and Dementia by Bruce-Keller, Annadora J., Brouillette, Robert M., Tudor-Locke, Catrine, Foil, Heather C., Gahan, William P., Correa, John, Nye, Danielle M., Keller, Jeffrey N.

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Memory for names test provides a useful confrontational naming task for aging and continuum of dementia by Brouillette, Robert M, Martin, Corby K, Correa, John B, Davis, Allison B, Han, Hongmei, Johnson, William D, Foil, Heather C, Hymel, Aimee, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…There is an increasing need to develop new neuropsychometric tools sensitive enough to detect subtle declines in cognitive performance during normal aging, as…”
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A-111 Validation of a Rapid Screening Measure for The Early Detection of Mild Cognitive Impairment in Older Adults by Scott, Bonnie M, Fernandez, Dariella A, Largent, Avery, Foil, Heather, Schmitz, Suzanne, Brouillette, Robert, Keller, Jeff, Hilsabeck, Robin C

“…Abstract Objective: Examine the psychometric properties and classification accuracy of a digit symbol substitution task (DSST) to screen for mild cognitive…”
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Combining working memory and speech data in a digital app for early detection of cognitive impairment in primary care by Hilsabeck, Robin C., Keller, Jeffrey N., Henry, Maya L., Li, J. Jessy, Pugalenthi, Lokesh, Rathouz, Paul, Toprac, Paul, Chang, Patrick, Chang, Joshua, Schmitz, Suzanne, Largent, Avery, Foil, Heather, Brouillette, Robert, Lester‐Smith, Rosemary A

“…Background Cognitive screening to detect mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and dementia in primary care settings has proven to be a challenging task. The ideal…”
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Combining working memory and speech data in a digital app for early detection of cognitive impairment in primary care by Hilsabeck, Robin C., Keller, Jeffrey N., Henry, Maya L., Li, J. Jessy, Pugalenthi, Lokesh, Rathouz, Paul, Toprac, Paul, Chang, Patrick, Chang, Joshua, Schmitz, Suzanne, Largent, Avery, Foil, Heather, Brouillette, Robert, Lester‐Smith, Rosemary A

“…Background Cognitive screening to detect mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and dementia in primary care settings has proven to be a challenging task. The ideal…”
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A - 53 A Digital Health Solution for Early Detection of Cognitive Impairment in Primary Care by Hilsabeck, Robin C, Keller, Jeffrey, Henry, Maya L, Li, Jessy, Pugalenthi, Lokesh, Rathouz, Paul J, Toprac, Paul, Chang, Patrick, Chang, Joshua T, Schmitz, Suzanne M, Largent, Avery, Foil, Heather, Brouillette, Robert, Lester-Smith, Rosemary

“…Abstract Objective To determine which task or combination of tasks provided the most effective way to differentiate cognitively impaired (CI) from cognitively…”
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Understanding heterogeneity in older adults: Latent growth curve modeling of cognitive functioning by MacAulay, Rebecca K., Calamia, Matthew R., Cohen, Alex S., Daigle, Katrina, Foil, Heather, Brouillette, Robert, Bruce-Keller, Annadora J., Keller, Jeffrey N.

“…Background: Clarifying relationships between specific neurocognitive functions in cognitively intact older adults can improve our understanding of mechanisms…”
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Examining Relationships between Multiple Self-Reported Sleep Measures and Gait Domains in Cognitively Healthy Older Adults by Bernstein, John P K, De Vito, Alyssa, Weitzner, Daniel S, MacAulay, Rebecca, Calamia, Matthew, Brouillette, Robert, Foil, Heather, Carmichael, Owen T, Keller, Jeffrey N

“…Gait-related changes in older adulthood may be related to changes in cognition (e.g., executive functioning), and recent work suggests that different…”
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Reliability and Validity of a Novel Internet-Based Battery to Assess Mood and Cognitive Function in the Elderly by Myers, Candice A, Keller, Jeffrey N, Allen, H Raymond, Brouillette, Robert M, Foil, Heather, Davis, Allison B, Greenway, Frank L, Johnson, William D, Martin, Corby K

“…Dementia is a chronic condition in the elderly and depression is often a concurrent symptom. As populations continue to age, accessible and useful tools to…”
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Psychometric Extension of the Memory for Names Test by Foil, Heather Chance

“…The purpose of this study was to re-evaluate the psychometric properties of the Memory for Names (Mem4Names) test among a sample of older adults without…”
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