Skip to main content
Search the USPSTF Site
Button
Subscribe
Toggle navigation
Search the USPSTF Site
Button
Recommendations
Search and Filter All Recommendations
Standards for Guideline Development
Grade Definitions
USPSTF A&B Recommendations
USPSTF Recommendations App - Prevention TaskForce
Public Comments and Nominations
Opportunity for Public Comment
Nominate a New USPSTF Member
Nominate a Recommendation Statement Topic
News
News Bulletins
Subscribe for Email Updates
About the USPSTF
Task Force at a Glance
Our Members
Methods & Processes
Task Force Resources
Our Partners
Contact Us
Connect with us
Main navigation
Home
Recommendations
Published Recommendations
Recommendations in Progress
Information for Consumers
Information for Professionals
Copyright Notice
Public Comments & Nominations
Opportunity for Public Comment
Nominate a New USPSTF Member
Nominate a Recommendation Statement Topic
News
About the USPSTF
40th Anniversary Timeline
Task Force at a Glance
Our Members
Methods and Processes
Our Partners
Reports to Congress
Task Force Resources
Conflict of Interest Disclosures
Contact Us
Main navigation
Home
Recommendations
Published Recommendations
Recommendations in Progress
Information for Consumers
Information for Professionals
Copyright Notice
Public Comments & Nominations
Opportunity for Public Comment
Nominate a New USPSTF Member
Nominate a Recommendation Statement Topic
News
About the USPSTF
40th Anniversary Timeline
Task Force at a Glance
Our Members
Methods and Processes
Our Partners
Reports to Congress
Task Force Resources
Conflict of Interest Disclosures
Contact Us
Home
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Finds Insufficient Evidence to Recommend Cognitive Impairment Screening in Older Adults Without Symptoms
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Finds Insufficient Evidence to Recommend Cognitive Impairment Screening in Older Adults Without Symptoms
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Finds Insufficient Evidence to Recommend Cognitive Impairment Screening in Older Adults Without Symptoms
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to WhatsApp
Share to Email
Print
2014-03-25
USPSTF Finds Insufficient Evidence to Recommend Cognitive Impairment Screening in Older Adults Without Symptoms
93.55 KB
Your browser does not support JavaScript!
