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Test Predicts Transition From Normal to Impaired Cognition - Vimarsana News

Test Predicts Transition From Normal to Impaired Cognition

Sensitive, simple test detects subtle deficit at its earliest stage

Simple test in people with no thinking, memory problems can predict signs of early cognitive impairment - Vimarsana News

Simple test in people with no thinking, memory problems can predict signs of early cognitive impairment

Researchers revealed how a simple test in people with no thinking or memory problems can predict the risk of developing cognitive impairment years later.

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Simple memory test may identify people most likely to develop cognitive impairment - Vimarsana News

Simple memory test may identify people most likely to develop cognitive impairment

In people with no thinking and memory problems, a simple test may predict the risk of developing cognitive impairment years later, according to a study published in the April 19, 2023, online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.

Simple test may predict cognitive impairment before symptoms appear - Vimarsana News

Simple test may predict cognitive impairment before symptoms appear

Researchers say a simple test using cards can help gauge whether a person is at higher risk of developing cognitive impairment years before symptoms arise

Dementia diagnosis could be predicted 10 years prior with simple memory test - Vimarsana News

Dementia diagnosis could be predicted 10 years prior with simple memory test

A study found that people who performed badly during a basic memory test were three times more likely to develop cognitive impairment.