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Within-Person Across-Test Variability on Neuropsychological Testing Predicts Dementia
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Title Within-Person Across-Test Variability on Neuropsychological Testing Predicts Dementia
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/579371?src=rss
Description Researchers report that the risk for incident dementia may be predicted by within-person variability across neuropsychological tests, independent of actual performance on those tests. Medscape Medical News
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Date Aug 21, 2008
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