AI Article Synopsis
- As the population ages, there is growing interest in finding ways to delay or intervene in cognitive decline.
- Current mainstream treatments do not alter the progression of diseases leading to cognitive decline, prompting a search for alternative approaches.
- The review focuses on the evidence supporting complementary and alternative strategies for enhancing cognitive function and preventing decline as new, potentially expensive agents are being developed.
Article Abstract
As our population ages, there is interest in delaying or intervening in cognitive decline. While newer agents are under development, agents in mainstream use do not impact the course of diseases that cause cognitive decline. This increases interest in alternative strategies. Even as we welcome possible new disease-modifying agents, they are likely to remain costly. Herein, we review the evidence behind other complementary and alternative strategies for cognitive enhancement and prevention of cognitive decline.
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