Mild cognitive impairment affects millions and often goes undiagnosed and untreated.

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Mild cognitive impairment can be treated in some cases.

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.

In this guide, you’ll learn about:

• Different types of MCI, and how they differ from normal aging and from dementia
• Key symptoms and risk factors
• Diagnostic process and latest techniques
• Management strategies, including lifestyle interventions and potential treatments
• Possibility of reversing MCI