Observe gait as the patient enters the office. In the mild and moderate stages of dementia abnormal gait unexplained by lower-level disorders (such as arthritis, polyneuropathy, radiculopathy ...

Studies have shown that both cognitive decline and slower gait speed can occur simultaneously, and this dual decline may be a critical indicator of future cognitive impairment and dementia risk.

New research suggests yet another clue: A slowing gait or walking pace could be an early sign of cognitive decline and dementia. Researchers from Australia studied nearly 17,000 relatively healthy ...

According to researchers, a persons pace and gait could be a new type of screening tool to detect dementia. A new study has suggested that those who may have a slower walking pace could be showing ...

The gait also has been described as magnetic. People with NPH also may have mild dementia and bladder and bowel incontinence. A 78-year-old man exhibited symptoms of NPH for at least 4 years ...

I am an 84-year-old male in fairly good health for my age. I take 8-10 pills a day, including two over-the-counter medications. I take four or five in the morning and four or five in the evening. My ...