Early Detection of Cognitive Decline Using an Evidence‐Based Risk Score and Subjective Memory Concerns in an Ethnoracially Diverse Sample

Individuals with higher MADeN scores are likely to endorse more SMCs and have poorer cognitive performance. MADeN scores appear most effective for detecting risk in H/Ls and are moderately meaningful for Black individuals, while SMCs are more informative for non-Hispanic White individuals. Future research may entail examining potential moderators between MADeN scores and cognition, like ADRD biomarkers.