This problem, called age-associated memory impairment, often starts for people in their 30s and gradually progresses. (I reassure my patients with age-associated memory impairment by asking whether they remember their breakfast. Fortunately, President Biden shows no signs of Alzheimer’s disease. He speaks slowly and pauses to find words like others with benign age-associated memory impairment. (He considers Uber and Lyft “a hassle.”) Like Biden, Spears focuses on his work and lets others worry about his age if they choose.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 11, 2024 15:04 UTC