This page is being expanded into a complete guide to the early signs of cognitive decline, including changes in memory, thinking, focus, communication, decision-making, and daily functioning.
Early cognitive changes may include worsening forgetfulness, confusion, trouble following conversations, difficulty managing tasks, poor judgment, word-finding problems, or changes in mood and behaviour. Some changes may have treatable causes, so persistent symptoms should be discussed with a healthcare professional.
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- Early signs of cognitive decline to watch for
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