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Senior moments: Do memory lapses mean dementia?
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Senior moments: Do memory lapses mean dementia?
Almost everyone has experienced a “senior moment” — forgetting a name, misplacing keys or walking into a room and briefly blanking on why they’re there. For many older adults, these moments can spark anxiety and a worrying question: Is this normal aging, or could it indicate dementia? According to experts, the answer is often reassuring, but context and patterns matter. WHAT’S NORMAL AS WE AGE “As we get older, there are some changes we expe…
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