Brain health paradigm shift: from one-time screenings to regular cognitive assessments

By SharpBrains | April 9, 2014

USPSTF: No to Rou­tine Screen­ing for Cog­ni­tive Impair­ment (Med­scape): “There is insuf­fi­cient evi­dence to rec­om­mend rou­tine screen­ing for cog­ni­tive decline in old­er adults in the pri­ma­ry care set­ting, accord­ing to a new review by the US Pre­ven­tive Ser­vices Task Force (USPSTF)…The USPSTF review­ers looked at drug ther­a­py and non­drug ther­a­py options for cog­ni­tive impair­ment and…

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