Cognitive function in aging cocaine smokers

A recently published study looking to expose the functional status of older drug users has found that most of their cognitive abilities are equal to their peers who have never smoked cocaine, except for a marginally lower verbal comprehension. Similar studies should continue in order to determine how chronic drug users will affect or challenge public health systems in the future.

View this review (yellow link) or download:

This paper is also stored here:    http://bit.ly/2FbOUmZ      inside the CED Foundation Archive

To explore related information, click keywords below: