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Cognitive function in congenital adrenal hyperplasia
S. A. Berenbaum
Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences
Penn State Neuroscience Institute
Psychology
Department of Pediatrics
Social Science Research Institute (SSRI)
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Cognitive Function
100%
Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
100%
Brain Changes
100%
Psychologic
66%
Androgens
66%
Cognitive Change
66%
Learning Disabilities
66%
Spatial Ability
33%
Medical Treatment
33%
Neural Substrates
33%
White Matter
33%
Hormonal Stimulation
33%
Disease Pattern
33%
Unaffected Relatives
33%
Neural Mechanisms
33%
Clinical Information
33%
Active Research
33%
Glucocorticoid-induced
33%
Repeated Exposure
33%
High IQ
33%
Sampling Bias
33%
Salt Wasting
33%
Neuroscience
Cognitive Function
100%
Cognitive Change
100%
Androgen
100%
Hyperplasia
100%
Learning Disabilities
100%
Glucocorticoid
50%
Adrenocorticotropic Hormone
50%
Psychology
Cognitive Function
100%
Cognitive Change
100%
Learning Disability
100%
Glucocorticoid
50%
Clinical Implication
50%
Spatial Ability
50%
Neural Substrate
50%