… coined the term "age-associated cognitive decline" in an effort to … age-associated cognitive
decline referenced a variety of cognitive domains presumed to decline in normal aging …

… that mild cognitive impairment can be operationally defined so that the natural history of
thesepatientscanbepredicted. Furthermore, patients in the mild cognitive impairment group were …

… cognitive aging for geriatric neuropsychological assessment. We then proceed to discuss mild
cognitive impairment … Finally, we discuss mild cognitive impairment as one of several “risk …

… of mild cognitive impairment, normal aging is less well understood. The actual transition
between normal aging and mild cognitive impairment is an … tests for individuals up to age 100. …

… above that which is seen with normal age-related cognitive decline, but not severe enough
… of cognitive decline as they age, but MCI exceeds this “age-related” decline in cognition, yet …

… addressing the issue of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), we must first ask the question: is it
normal to lose cognitive function with age? Our expectation of “normal” aging will play a large …

… age continuum from middle to late life, cognitive functioning can remain normal, can decline
into a state of mild cognitive impairment (… describe the state of cognitive functioning that falls …

… normally expected for their age, which may indicate the presence of amnestic mild cognitive
impairment … of generalized cognitive decline or significant functional impairments in activities …

… in distinguishing between early AD and normal aging. The ability to … normal aging elderly
persons, elderly persons with mild AD, and elderly persons with mild cognitive impairment (MCI…

… Performance on the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale (ADAS)–Cognitive Subscale
and the neuropsychologic test battery in patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) …