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SUMMARY
In cognitively unimpaired individuals, it has been shown that depressive and anxiety symptoms, even at a subclinical level, increase the risk of cognitive decline (Geda et_al, 2014; Zhang et_al, 2020) and of developing AD (Harrington et_al, 2015; Petkus et_al, 2016). The inclusion and group classification of the participants were based on a clinical interview and a standardized neuropsychological assessment (including tests of episodic memory, working memory, language skills, executive functions, and visuospatial abilities), according to internationally agreed criteria. The threshold was calculated from a group of 45 young participants from the IMAP project (between . . .
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