Priscila Cedillo

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Priscila Cedillo is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of technology and cognitive health, with a particular focus on how digital tools can support mental well-being and cognitive function. Her most cited paper, "Cognitive Interventions Based on Technology: A Systematic Literature Review" (2021), has garnered 2 citations, providing a foundational overview of how technological solutions—ranging from software applications to interactive platforms—are being employed to deliver cognitive training and rehabilitation. This systematic review synthesizes evidence on the effectiveness, design, and accessibility of such interventions, highlighting gaps in current research and offering a roadmap for future innovation. Cedillo’s contributions are especially relevant in an era where aging populations and rising rates of cognitive decline demand scalable, non-pharmacological approaches. By mapping the landscape of tech-based cognitive interventions, she has helped establish a framework for developers and clinicians to create more targeted, user-centered tools. Her work underscores the potential of technology to democratize access to cognitive care, making her a key voice in the growing field of digital health and human-computer interaction.