At the final evaluation, 33.3% were cognitively unimpaired, 32.3% had mild cognitive impairment, and 34.4% had Alzheimer's dementia. Data from the A4 study were used in a simulated trial.

If a person is diagnosed with M.C.I., they may be referred for more extensive cognitive testing with a neuropsychologist, and they should receive other assessments, like brain scans and blood ...

A new study finds that older adults with mild cognitive impairment struggle more with focusing attention and mindfulness ...

The Alzheimer’s Association defines mild cognitive impairment ... What is needed is a thorough evaluation that includes a physical and neurological exam, ... psychiatrist or neuropsychologist.

The findings demonstrate how a 7-minute speech-based digital cognitive assessment from Linus Health captures quantifiable ...

Panelists discuss how health care institutions have established structured care pathways for nonspecialist providers to evaluate mild cognitive impairment and mild dementia, incorporating ...

Mild cognitive impairment affects 12% to 18% of people over 60. For some, symptoms stabilize or improve, especially if caused by treatable issues like depression or medication side effects.

In testing, adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) scored lower on the test than adults with normal cognitive function. “When combined with other digital biomarkers, a mobile self ...

Mild Cognitive Impairment Pipeline Insight – 2024 report provides comprehensive insights about the pipeline landscape, pipeline drug profiles, including clinical and non-clinical stage products ...

“Mild cognitive impairment is the stage before dementia where there are more thinking problems than we would expect for your age,” said Andrew Kiselica, a neuropsychologist at the University ...