1.   Although it is not commonly fatal, it can cause permanent weakness, paralysis, cognitive problems and loss of eyesight and memory.

2.   After a bypass operation, a third to half of patients suffer from cognitive problems ranging from short-term confusion and memory loss to major strokes.

3.   Age was the only thing that stood out when the researchers looked for factors related to long-term cognitive problems.

4.   Canadian flight attendants also complain of tremors, a metalic taste and cognitive problems.

5.   Children then suffer nutritionally, compounding cognitive problems.

6.   Cognitive problems struck, too.

7.   Older patients and those who had cognitive problems soon after surgery were most likely to have difficulties five years later, the study found.

8.   The cognitive problems were greatest for those players who were less experienced, suggesting that improper technique compounded the effects, Dr. Witol said.

9.   The tags affirm the ongoing problems that brain injury patients face, life-long scars that can appear in cognitive problems like memory or fatigue.

10.   The test can indicate if someone has certain cognitive problems.