Worsening Memory May Be Too Quickly Dismissed: Could Leads to Alzheimer's (part 2)

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Concept of mild cognitive impairment as a predementia manifestation of Alzheimer's disease is substantiated’

There is more evidence today that the memory problems many have dismissed as just “normal aging,” or have paid little attention to, may be more serious than many believed. This subjective memory impairment or mild deficits in memory appear to predict progression to more advanced stages of cognitive impairment and dementia.

Individuals with cognitive test results below normal ranges but who are still able to participate in most regular activities are said to have mild cognitive impairment, according to background in the report in the April issue of Archives of General Psychiatry, one of the JAMA/Archives journals..