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New Guidelines Recommend Exercise for MCI

12/28/2017

The American Academy of Neurology has updated their 2001 guidelines for the management of mild cognitive impairment.

12/28/2017

Video

Video

PUPC Recap—Mild Cognitive Impairment in Primary Care: Early Recognition, Evaluation, and Risk Reduction Strategies

05/26/2015

Kathy Baldridge, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP

Kathy Baldridge, DNP, FNP, outlines primary care strategies for assessing, diagnosing, and managing mild cognitive impairment.

05/26/2015

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Conference Coverage

Conference Coverage

Eptinezumab Improved Migraine-Related Cognitive Symptoms at 6 Months in INFUSE

05/28/2026

Anthony Calabro, MA

In interim INFUSE data, ≥50% of adults with prior anti-CGRP preventive failure reported cognitive symptom improvement after eptinezumab.

05/28/2026

Research Summary

Research Summary

Study: Cognitive Frailty Affects Nearly 7% of Adults Over 50 With HIV

01/12/2026

Ashton L. Stahl

A large cross-sectional Italian study evaluated the prevalence of cognitive frailty and identified HIV-specific and clinical risk factors among adults 50 years or older living with HIV, highlighting the...

01/12/2026

Research Summary

Multidomain Lifestyle Intervention Shows Potential to Reverse Early Frailty in Older Finnish Men

12/16/2025

Ashton L. Stahl

In their secondary analysis of the Finnish Geriatric Intervention Study to Prevent Cognitive Impairment and Disability clinical trial, researchers examined whether a 2-year multidomain lifestyle program,...

12/16/2025

Research Summary

Do Semaglutide and Tirzepatide Reduce Neurocognitive Risk?

09/11/2025

Miranda Manier, BA

A large cohort study explored whether semaglutide and tirzepatide influence risks of dementia, stroke, and survival in adults with diabetes and obesity.

09/11/2025

Research Summary

Research Summary

Brain Age Gap Links Sickle Cell Anemia and Economic Deprivation to Cognitive Impairment

01/22/2025

Kate Young

Brain age gap may be a potential biomarker for cognitive impairment, revealing that adults with sickle cell anemia and those from economically deprived backgrounds show signs of premature brain aging linked...

01/22/2025

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