The Journal of Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease
Subtle memory decline linked to Alzheimer’s disease markers
Over three years, 10% of 350 adults without cognitive impairment showed subtle memory decline, linked to higher Alzheimer’s markers than in those with stable memory.Over three years, 10% of 350 adults without cognitive impairment showed subtle memory decline, linked to higher Alzheimer’s markers than in those with stable memory.
Cohort · 350 peoplePreclinical Alzheimer's disease
Who was studied350 adults without cognitive impairment, three years
What changedThose with subtle decline had higher levels of biological markers of Alzheimer's disease than participants whose memory remained stable
The catchThe cohort was enriched for Alzheimer's risk factors, limiting how broadly the findings apply