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<ul> <li>It's important for doctors to accurately diagnose cognitive problems, like memory loss, attention issues, and decision-making difficulties. Quick cognitive screening tests that take 5-10 minutes and check for general cognitive problems are not very accurate. They might miss problems or say there's a problem when there isn't one.</li> <li>Neuropsychological tests are much more accurate at detecting changes in cognition, though some are more accurate than others. The Intraneuron Memory Exam uses tests that are very accurate at detecting cognitive problems related to dementia.</li> </ul>