The relationship of plasma cortisol level with processing speed and working memory in methamphetamine users (Letter to Editor)

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PIRNIA BIJAN; PIRNIA KAMBIZ; PIRKHAEFI ALIREZA; MALEKANMEHR PARASTOO; ZAHIRODDIN ALIREZA

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Journal: Chronic Diseases Journal Year:2019 | Volume:7 | Issue:2 Page(s): 135-136

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The relationship of plasma cortisol level with processing speed and working memory in methamphetamine users (Letter to Editor)

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Biological, hormonal, and psychological changes are known as the side effects of chronic use of methamphetamine. 1 Studies show that cortisol levels in drug-dependent individuals are significantly higher than the normal population. 2 Prolonged exposure to increased levels of cortisol can be associated with reduce in cognitive functions. 3 However, in other studies, the relationship between the cortisol level and cognitive functioning has been reported insignificant. 4 In this regard, a number of studies have indicated a lack of significant correlation between the cortisol level and psychiatry syndrome such as depression, which can confirm the inability of the effect of cortisol on reducing cognitive functioning...

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PIRNIA, BIJAN, PIRNIA, KAMBIZ, PIRKHAEFI, ALIREZA, MALEKANMEHR, PARASTOO, & ZAHIRODDIN, ALIREZA. (2019). The relationship of plasma cortisol level with processing speed and working memory in methamphetamine users (Letter to Editor). CHRONIC DISEASES JOURNAL, 7(2), 135-136. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/303746/en

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PIRNIA BIJAN, PIRNIA KAMBIZ, PIRKHAEFI ALIREZA, MALEKANMEHR PARASTOO, ZAHIRODDIN ALIREZA. The relationship of plasma cortisol level with processing speed and working memory in methamphetamine users (Letter to Editor). CHRONIC DISEASES JOURNAL[Internet]. 2019;7(2):135-136. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/303746/en

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BIJAN PIRNIA, KAMBIZ PIRNIA, ALIREZA PIRKHAEFI, PARASTOO MALEKANMEHR, and ALIREZA ZAHIRODDIN, “The relationship of plasma cortisol level with processing speed and working memory in methamphetamine users (Letter to Editor),” CHRONIC DISEASES JOURNAL, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 135–136, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/303746/en

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