2 papers2 findings
Self-reported memory
no changein humans1
Self-reported memory has no effect on Dementia Rating Scale in humans.
“parallel models testing self-reported memory indicated that it was not a significant predictor of dementia rating scales or the MMSE.”
Humansn = 793
Incremental Utility of Awareness of Deficit as a Predictor of Dementia Outcomes
GSA 2025 abstract31 Dec 2025
Anosognosia
upin humans1
Anosognosia predicts Dementia Rating Scale in humans.
“anosognosia contributed unique variance in predicting all three outcomes, beyond that accounted for by age, education, gender, and a different objective measure of verbal memory.”
Humanspredicting dementia rating scales and MMSE beyond age, education, gender, and objective verbal memoryn = 793
Incremental Utility of Awareness of Deficit as a Predictor of Dementia Outcomes
GSA 2025 abstract31 Dec 2025
In an autopsy cohort of 2,592 older adults, higher education was linked to lower amyloid and tau pathology in female participants but not in males.In an autopsy cohort of 2,592 older adults, higher education was linked to lower amyloid and tau pathology in female participants but not in males.