While dementia cannot be cured, early detection allows individuals to begin treatment sooner, adopt lifestyle changes that may help slow cognitive decline, and make informed plans for their future⁶. In addition to clinical care, addressing known risk factors can play a key role in prevention. A recent report identified modifiable risk factors that account for nearly 40% of all dementia⁷. For individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, certain medications have been shown to improve cognition, improve activities of daily living and decrease mortality in patients with severe dementia⁸.