Abstract
Memory impairment is one of the more difficult complaints to evaluate in otherwise healthy aging patients. This study from Finland evaluated 1049 randomly selected elderly, aged 60 to 78, using the NIMH criteria for age-associated memory impairment (AAMI). AAMI was defined as occurring after age 50 in those with both subjective complaints of …
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