West Virginians Report Signs of Cognitive Decline
New data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found 10 percent of those age 45 and older in West Virginia report they are experiencing confusion or memory loss that is happening more often or is getting worse (i.e., subjective cognitive decline) and 54.8 percent said that it interfered with their daily life. Despite the known benefits of early detection, 52.4 percent of individuals with increased memory problems reported they had not discussed their symptoms with a health care provider. The findings come from the Cognitive Module of the 2015 Behavioral Risk ...