The study involved 38 people with mild Alzheimer's disease who underwent cataract surgery.

My loved one has mild Alzheimer's but no other health problems.

Despite years of research, there is little evidence of effect in mild Alzheimer's disease.

The first sign of early or mild Alzheimer's disease is usually memory loss.

A person with mild Alzheimer's may forget where he or she put the car keys, or be unable to remember the names of people and objects.

Sometimes people with mild Alzheimer's will substitute a real or made-up word for the one they've forgotten, such as saying "tiger" instead of "cat."

People with mild Alzheimer's may repeat questions, get lost in once-familiar areas, and have trouble remembering what they've just read or heard.

Organizational difficulties and poor judgment are two other hallmarks of mild Alzheimer's.

Some people at the mild Alzheimer's stage start to experience moodiness, and their personality changes.

They say they see mild Alzheimer's, but only mild.