Browsing by Autor "Davi Melillo Cardoso"

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Baseline Results Investigate APOE‐Memory Connection in Latin‐American Population at Risk for Dementia ‐ LatAm‐FINGERS Initial Insights
(Wiley, 2025) Clarisse Vasconcelos Friedlaender; Leonardo Cruz de Souza; Maira Tonidandel Barbosa; K B Gomes; Jéssica Abdo Gonçalves Tosatti; João Victor de Faria Rocha; Davi Melillo Cardoso; Marcelo Machado Prates; André Luís Lopes; V Vieira
Sociodemographic profile significantly influences memory performance, while APOE ε4 genotype shows limited association. This suggests environmental and social factors may play a more central role in cognitive performance than genetic predisposition in LA populations.
Executive Functions in Latin American Older Adults: Exploring the Concept Shifting Test and Its Relationship with the <i>APOE Gene</i> in a Cross‐Sectional Sample from the LatAm‐FINGERS Study
(Wiley, 2025) Davi Melillo Cardoso; Clarisse Vasconcelos Friedlaender; Monica Sanches Yassuda; Leonardo Cruz de Souza; Luc¡a Crivelli; Cláudia Kimie Suemoto; M. Saint Martin; Calandri Ismael Luis; Natalia Acosta‐Baena; Ezequiel Surace
Weak correlations between CST shifting, Stroop-flexibility, and fluency tasks suggest they assess different EF aspects. The moderate CST-TMT correlation may indicate refined cognitive flexibility measurement in CST. While useful for EF assessment in LA, CST doesn't replace TMT. Diverse tools are crucial for early dementia detection. The lack of association between APOE-ε4 and cognitive scores emphasizes the importance of assessment regardless of genetic risk.