Worsening Memory May Be Too Quickly Dismissed: Could Leads to Alzheimer's (part 4)

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"Not all subjects with subsequent dementia will experience or report subjective memory impairment at the pre-mild cognitive impairment stage," they conclude.

"However, if subjective memory impairment is present in a subject without cognitive impairment as evidenced by neuropsychological test results, it may inform about the risk for dementia and may contribute to individual decisions about diagnostic procedures and interventions to lower the risk factors for Alzheimer's disease based on current knowledge."

This study was supported by grants from the German Competence Network on Dementia and by the German Competence Network on Degenerative Dementias funded by the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research.