Mild Cognitive Impairment : International Perspectives (Paperback)

About the editors List of contributors Introduction to the Classic Edition Part I Introduction An overview of mild cognitive impairment HOLLY A. TUOKKO AND IAN MCDOWELL Part II General Population Research on MCI 2 The PAQUID study COLETTE FABRIGOULE, PASCALE BARBERGER-GATEAU, AND JEAN-FRANCOIS DARTIGUES 3 Cognitive impairment in elderly persons without dementia: Findings from the Kungsholmen Project KATIE PALMER, LARS BACKMAN, BRENT J. SMALL, AND LAURA FRATIGLIONI 4 Population levels of mild cognitive impairment in England and Wales JANE FLEMING, FIONA E. MATTHEWS, MARK CHATFIELD, AND CAROL BRAYNE 5 The Melbourne Aging Study ALEXANDER COLLIE, PAUL MARUFF, DAVID G. DARBY, COLIN MASTERS, AND JON CURRIE Part III Specific Samples Mild cognitive impairment in the Religious Orders Study ROBERT S. WILSON, NEELUM T. AGGARWAL, AND DAVID A. BENNETT A perspective from the Mayo Clinic GLENN SMITH, MARY MACHULDA, AND KEJAL KANTARCI Prediction of probable Alzheimer's disease: The Sunnybrook Memory Study MARY C. TIERNEY Studies in the Leipzig Memory Clinic: Contribution to the concept of mild cognitive impairment HENRIKE WOLF AND HERMANN-JOSEF GERTZ Part IV Interventions Emerging pharmacological therapies for mild cognitive impairment HOWARD CHERTKOW Cognition-based therapies and mild cognitive impairment ROBERT T. WOODS AND LINDA CLARE Combined therapies in mild cognitive impairment KEVIN PETERS AND GORDON WINOCUR Part V Summary and Future Directions The future of mild cognitive impairment HOLLY A. TUOKKO AND DAVID F. HULTSCH Author index Subject index