Montreal Cognitive Assessment
Biomarker18 papers2 findings
- Human trial2
- Humans15
Associations
2Dementia
upin humans1
1 study
Dementia
upin humans1
Montreal Cognitive Assessment predicts dementia in humans (AUC 0.83).
HumansSpanish-tested participantsn = 1,780
Optimal MoCA cutoffs are lower among Spanish-speaking Latinos · Applied neuropsychology. Adult · 28 Sep 2026
Mild cognitive impairment
upin humans1
1 study
Mild cognitive impairment
upin humans1
Montreal Cognitive Assessment predicts mild cognitive impairment in humans (AUC 0.70).
HumansSpanish-tested participantsn = 1,780
Optimal MoCA cutoffs are lower among Spanish-speaking Latinos · Applied neuropsychology. Adult · 28 Sep 2026
Latest
23Higher fitness links to lower cognitive impairment in frail adults
In prefrail and frail adults, top-quartile cardiorespiratory fitness was tied to lower odds of cognitive impairment (OR 0.15) versus the lowest…In prefrail and frail adults, top-quartile cardiorespiratory fitness was tied to lower odds of cognitive impairment (OR 0.15) versus the lowest quartile.
Osteocalcin links brain volume to cognition in osteoporosis
In people with osteoporosis, higher undercarboxylated osteocalcin correlated with greater medial prefrontal cortex volume, which predicted one-year…In people with osteoporosis, higher undercarboxylated osteocalcin correlated with greater medial prefrontal cortex volume, which predicted one-year cognitive decline with an AUC of 0.84.
Brain MRI predicts conversion to mild cognitive impairment
Adding brain MRI to baseline traits predicted conversion from subjective decline to mild impairment with an AUC of 0.923 at five years.Adding brain MRI to baseline traits predicted conversion from subjective decline to mild impairment with an AUC of 0.923 at five years.
Automated tool counts teeth from routine brain MRI
The model counted teeth with a mean absolute error of 1.96 and matched manual associations with cognitive scores in a 233-person cohort.The model counted teeth with a mean absolute error of 1.96 and matched manual associations with cognitive scores in a 233-person cohort.