What's mild cognitive impairment? What are its symptoms? And what steps should you take if you come home with an MCI diagnosis? Learn more in our science-backed interactive guide.
Mild cognitive impairment affects millions of people worldwide, and it often goes undiagnosed and untreated — even though it can sometimes be treatable and reversible. While MCI can be caused by progressive brain disorders like Alzheimer’s disease, there are also a number of other causes for MCI — from hormone changes or imbalances to sleep issues, like sleep apnea — that can be addressed if caught early.
If you suspect you or a loved one is showing symptoms of MCI or you’ve received an MCI diagnosis, explore this this guide for valuable insights and practical strategies.
- Different types of MCI, and how MCI differs from both normal aging and from dementia
- Key symptoms and risk factors associated with MCI
- The diagnostic process and latest assessment techniques
- Evidence-based management strategies, including lifestyle interventions and potential treatments
- The prognosis for individuals with MCI and the possibility of reversing cognitive impairment
