Library / Measured outcomes / Episodic memory MEASURED OUTCOME Definition: sourced draft
Episodic memory Memory for associations and events, operationalized here through a specified cognitive test rather than a general memory score.
Observations Connections Linked substances Sources
Findings in context 1 observations Measured endpoints are tied to a particular task, population, and exposure. A finding cannot be generalized to a different outcome without supporting evidence.
Paired-associate memory A secondary episodic-memory endpoint improved relative to placebo. Clinical importance and generalizability remain uncertain. Source
Evidence type Human research
Population Older adults with age-associated memory impairment
Exposure 500 mg/day for 12 weeks
Instrument Cambridge Brain Sciences Paired Associate test
Reported magnitude Not established Each relationship keeps its participants and their roles together. Source details explain what the connection supports.
outcome observation Memory task in selected older adults Secondary memory-task improvement in older adults with age-associated memory impairment; not a general memory claim.
Linked substances 1 entries Tagged articles and participants in the relationships above. A shared tag alone does not establish a causal effect.
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Observation & claim sources Randomized placebo-controlled trial · 2021 Nakazaki et al. Found improvement in secondary episodic and composite memory endpoints.
Limitation Selected older population, short follow-up and secondary endpoints; not a broad cognitive-enhancement result.
Funding / disclosures Ingredient-supplier involvement is reported; full funding disclosures require editorial review.
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