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Socio-clinical profiles and life satisfaction (LS) in individuals with emerging cognitive disorders (MCI or iSCCs) - A multicenter cross-sectional study in French university-affiliated memory clinics
Background Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and subjective cognitive complaints (SCCs) are risk factors for dementia, with significant human and economic impact. Life satisfaction (LS) remains underexplored across different cognitive profiles. Objectives (1) To describe the socio-demographic and clin
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