Differential associations of cognitive screeners with biological, psychological, and cognitive factors in high-risk older adults.

Key Points

• The aim is to explore how cognitive screeners are linked to various biological, psychological, and cognitive factors in older adults at high risk for cognitive decline.
• Assessment of cognitive screener effectiveness
• Evaluation of participants' medical and psychological histories
• Comparative analysis of high-risk older adults
• Cognitive screeners show varying effectiveness based on biological and psychological backgrounds.
• Tailored screeners potentially improve early detection of cognitive decline.
• Associations suggest a multifaceted approach to assessing cognitive health.