Background: A large variation in cognitive performance exists between European regions.
However, it is unclear how older Europeans differ in the rate of cognitive decline. Methods …

Background and purpose Many different factors have been hypothesized to modulate
cognition in an aging population according to their functioning at baseline. Methods This …

Data on cognitive impairment in the oldest old is reported comparing two different samples,
one in Munich, Germany, and the other in the United States (Epidemiologic Catchment Area …

Dementia is an important cause of disability in the elderly. There is evidence that cognitive
impairment in dementia is on a continuum with cognitive impairment in the non‐demented …

With ageing mental health issues, as age-related cognitive decline, increase. This study
aims to evaluate the prevalence of cognitive impairment among older European adults and …

Abstract Background/Aims: To detect cognitive decline in older adults, measures of verbal
fluency and verbal memory are widely used. Less is known about performance in these …

OBJECTIVE:“Mild cognitive impairment” refers to cognitive deficits in older age that exceed
age-related cognitive decline but do not fulfill criteria for dementia. Affected subjects are …

Objectives This study aimed to assess the prevalence of dementia and cognitive complaints
in a cross-sectional sample of Luxembourg seniors, and to discuss the results in the societal …

Background: Studies from North America and Western Europe suggest stable or declining
trends in impaired cognition across birth cohorts. Objective: We aimed to examine changes …

Background Even subtle impairments on cognitive test scores can be associated with future
cognitive decline and dementia. We assayed the relationships between test score …