For a long time, many clinicians assumed that as an aging-related disease, Alzheimer
disease (AD) was inevitable at extreme old age. In reaction in part to some earlier …

Abstract Introduction The population of American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/ANs) aged
65 and older is growing rapidly, raising concerns about Alzheimer's disease (AD) in their …

OBJECTIVES: To investigate the effect of increasing age on cognition in nondemented older
people. DESIGN: A cross‐sectional and longitudinal analysis. PARTICIPANTS: A total of 454 …

Abstract Purpose of the Study Interest in cognitive training for healthy older adults to reduce
cognitive decline has grown considerably over the past few decades. Given the shift toward …

The recruitment of community‐dwelling older adults, particularly those with cognitive
impairment and those residing in rural areas, has been consistently challenging for …

Community-based cohorts of older persons may differ neuropathologically from clinic-based
cohorts. This study investigated age-related pathologies in persons with and without …

This study examines clinical and neuropathologic characteristics of 37 participants in a
community-based dementia series who had cognitive complaints at enrollment but did not …

The present review assesses the public's perceptions about cognitive health and
Alzheimer's disease among adults in the United States. We searched the published …

In an epidemiological survey of a rural, largely blue-collar, community, 1,363 randomly
selected adults, aged 65 years, were administered a cognitive screening battery (including …

The North Manhattan Aging Project registry, using both Reporting and Survey Components,
identifies dementia cases among Latino, African-American, and non-Latino white …