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For many elderly individuals living with Mild Cognitive Impairment, retaining information may be difficult, completing daily tasks can be demanding, and effectiveness at work may be compromised. Researchers continue to develop and test new treatments to alleviate the symptoms of Mild Cognitive Impairment and clinicians continue to work toward a better understanding of how to help elderly individuals manage their symptoms. |
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Some
older persons may develop mild memory and other cognitive problems that
are worse than usually expected due to aging - a condition call Mild
Cognitive Impairment.