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期刊名:Alzheimer disease & associated disorders

缩写:ALZ DIS ASSOC DIS

ISSN:0893-0341

e-ISSN:0893-0341

IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Liana G Apostolova,Po H Lu,Steve Rogers et al. Liana G Apostolova et al.
The Mini-mental State Examination (MMSE) is a brief cognitive screening instrument frequently used to track Alzheimer disease (AD) progression. We investigated the structural neuroimaging correlates of MMSE performance in patients with clin...
Sarah T Farias,Dan Mungas,Bruce R Reed et al. Sarah T Farias et al.
The purpose of the present study was to examine the types of impairments in everyday function that accompany mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Data for this study was collected from 434 individuals consecutively evaluated at a university-bas...
John C Morris,Sandra Weintraub,Helena C Chui et al. John C Morris et al.
A Clinical Task Force, composed of clinical leaders from Alzheimer's Disease Centers (ADC), was convened by the National Institute on Aging to develop a uniform set of assessment procedures to characterize individuals with mild Alzheimer di...
Leon J Thal Leon J Thal
The prevention of Alzheimer disease (AD) remains an important goal because of its high prevalence in our society and its associated costs. Two types of primary prevention trials have been conducted in AD to date: trials in independent cohor...
Claudia H Kawas Claudia H Kawas
In the past decade, studies of Alzheimer disease risk and medication exposures, supplement intake, and dietary factors have grown in number. Typically identified in case-control and cross-sectional studies, many of these exposures have also...
Margaret Gatz,Carol A Prescott,Nancy L Pedersen Margaret Gatz
Research findings suggest that dementia risk is lower in individuals with more extensive education, greater engagement in mentally stimulating leisure activities during adulthood, and higher occupational complexity. Other recent findings su...