Background The combined effects of the aging of the population (caused by the shift of the
baby boomer generation into dementia) and significant increase in life expectancy has …

Background The combined effects of the aging of the population (caused by the shift of the
baby boomer generation into dementia) and significant increase in life expectancy has …

Background Dementia is a world-wide phenomenon, impacting more than 6 million people
in the United States. Despite its projected prevalence, this is a significantly under …

Background Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) refers to a decline in cognitive abilities which
is greater than expected for normal aging but not severe enough to markedly interfere with a …

Background Clinical trials of promising non-pharmacological strategies to prevent cognitive
impairment are needed, however the efficient design of such trials requires benchmark data …

Background Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a transitional state between normal aging
and dementia. Identifying this condition would allow early interventions that may reduce the …

Background Since preclinical Alzheimer's disease is receiving intense scrutiny, the objective
of this study was to examine practice effects and longitudinal change in four cognitive …

Background Cognitive rehabilitation has shown potential as a non-pharmacological
intervention in stabilizing cognitive and functional performance in Mild Cognitive …

Background With advances in potential pharmacological approaches to slow or to halt the
progression of early Alzheimer's Disease (AD), there has been increasing interest in non …

Background An estimated 60% of older adults with subjective cognitive decline (SCD)
progress to Alzheimer's dementia over a 15-year period (Reisberg et al., 2008). Early …