A method developed by a Japanese team using three questions allows easy screening of Alzheimer's disease and mild cognitive impairment, it said Thursday, with a rising number of patients calling for early diagnosis and treatment.The Keio University and Saiseikai Yokohamashi Tobu Hospital researchers asked three questions: "Do you feel that you have more difficulties in your daily life than you used to?"; "Could you tell me about your daily pleasures or pastimes?"; and "What are the most notable current/recent news/topics?"The method "can be used at nursing care facilities and would contribu…READ FULL ARTICLE
