Dementia: This memory test can predict who's at risk of cognitive decline
The researchers recruited 969 people, with an average age of 69
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The researchers recruited 969 people, with an average age of 69
For cognitively normal individuals, the Stages of Objective Memory Impairment (SOMI) system predicts the transition to cognitive impairment.
To know if your multiple sclerosis (MS) is progressing, you need to establish your physical and cognitive baselines with the appropriate tests.
How to improve memory is one thing. This NYC research, published in a recent Neurology journal, looks at how we can predict cognitive impairment. See the...
Scientists have now developed a simple memory test that could predict cognitive impairment in people who did not show any symptoms of memory loss or cognitive decline.