Background: Approximately 46.8 million people are living with dementia worldwide and their
number will grow in the next years. Any potential treatment should be administered as early …

Background: Dementia is a major and growing health problem, and early diagnosis is key to
its management. Objective: With the ultimate goal of providing a monitoring tool that could …

Background: Nonpharmacological interventions are needed to support the function of older
adults struggling with subjective cognitive impairment (SCI), mild cognitive impairment …

Background: Dementia is a progressive and highly disabling neurodegenerative disease
that will likely become highly prevalent in the future due to the globally aging population. To …

Background: The US population over the age of 65 is expected to double by the year 2050.
Concordantly, the incidence of dementia is projected to increase. The subclinical stage of …

Background: The global health pandemic has affected the increasing older adult population,
especially those with mental illnesses. It is necessary to prevent cases of cognitive …

Background As a result of advances in diagnostic testing in the field of Alzheimer disease
(AD), patients are diagnosed in earlier stages of the disease, for example, in the stage of …

Background The management of multimorbidity is complex and patients have a high burden
of disease. When symptoms of dementia also appear, it becomes even more difficult for …

Background: Smartphone-assisted technologies potentially provide the opportunity for large-
scale, long-term, repeated monitoring of cognitive functioning at home. Objective: The aim of …

Background: Early detection of dementia is critical for intervention and care planning but
remains difficult. Computerized cognitive testing provides an accessible and promising …