Browse 469 mild cognitive impairment clinical trials enrolling across the United States and Canada. Search by city or state to find one near you.
Mild cognitive impairment is a change in memory or thinking that is noticeable but does not stop a person from managing daily life, and it does not always lead to dementia. Sometimes the cause is treatable, such as a sleep problem, a medication, or low vitamin levels. When it is caused by Alzheimer's disease, it is the earliest stage at which the first medicines that slow the disease can be used. Research matters because this is the window where treatment is most likely to help, and trials are testing what can protect memory before more damage occurs.
