NCT07698431 · RECRUITING
Personalized Brain Health Service and Dementia Prevention
This trial is testing whether a personalized Brain Health Service can help people with subjective cognitive decline — meaning they notice memory changes but score normally on tests — actually change their lifestyle habits and reduce their dementia risk. Participants get either a tailored 6-month program covering diet, exercise, sleep, and social engagement, or general prevention advice. This is a Phase NA feasibility study, meaning researchers are checking whether the approach is practical and acceptable before running a larger trial.
You may qualify if
- Participants aged 55 to 85 with subjective cognitive complaints and normal screening test performance at the hospital.
- Participants must have a minimal educational level for a neuropsychological assessment and a minimal digital literacy for the usage of smartphones, computers and Internet.
You're excluded if
- Objective cognitive impairment.
- Clinically relevant neurological disorders.
- Major psychiatric disorders.
- History of drug/alcohol abuse.
- Unstable medical conditions that could fully explain cognitive complaints, as determined by the investigator.
The sponsor's own eligibility wording, lightly reformatted. The study team makes the final eligibility decision — worth discussing with your doctor.
Eligibility criteria as of 2026-09-16