Shelby Hunter - Neuropsychological Deficits Associated with Medical Conditions

Forensic Briefs
28/04/2025 39 min Episodio 25
Shelby Hunter - Neuropsychological Deficits Associated with Medical Conditions

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Dr. Shelby Hunter returns to discuss how common medical conditions like HIV, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease can impact cognitive functioning in forensic populations. She highlights practical strategies for clinicians and attorneys, drawing from her 2022 article to advocate for better assessment, care, and outcomes in criminal legal settings. 

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