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Free Brain Fog Test (Maki-Mosconi)

A quick assessment of your cognitive symptoms to personalize your experience and connect you with the right support.

2 min6 questionsBased on Maki-Mosconi-informed custom compositeFree & private

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Understanding Your Brain Fog

A quick assessment of your cognitive symptoms to personalize your experience and connect you with the right support.

Your severity level — mild, moderate, or significant
What’s driving YOUR brain fog specifically
A personalized next step from Dr. Wellls

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This is not a clinical assessment. For medical concerns, consult a healthcare provider.

About This Assessment

Informed by Maki & Jaff (2024) clinical guidance on menopause cognition and Mosconi neuroimaging research

This brain fog test uses 6 evidence-based questions informed by the Maki-Mosconi-informed custom composite to evaluate the severity and impact of brain fog on your daily life. Your score is calculated from multiple dimensions including symptom frequency, intensity, and functional impact.

This is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. It does not replace neuropsychological evaluation or clinical assessment. If you are concerned about dementia or cognitive decline, please consult a healthcare provider.

Understanding Your Score

Early Cognitive Changes(Score 1-3)

Your brain fog appears to be in its early stages. You are noticing changes, and that noticing itself is important. Maki and Jaff's research shows that early perimenopause cognitive changes respond bes

Moderate Brain Fog(Score 4-6)

What you are experiencing is significant, and you are not imagining it. Mosconi's neuroimaging at Weill Cornell shows measurable changes in brain structure and metabolism during the menopause transiti

Significant Cognitive Disruption(Score 7-10)

The level of brain fog you are describing is seriously affecting your life, and I want you to know two things. First, this is not dementia. Weber's brain imaging studies showed that perimenopause cogn

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this brain fog test measure?

This brain fog test uses 6 evidence-based questions informed by the Maki-Mosconi-informed custom composite to assess the severity and impact of brain fog on your daily life. It evaluates multiple dimensions including symptom frequency, intensity, and how they affect your wellbeing.

How accurate is this brain fog test?

This screening tool is informed by the Maki-Mosconi-informed custom composite, a clinically validated instrument (Maki PM, Jaff NG (2024). Brain fog in menopause: a health-care professional's guide. Climacteric. PMID: 38888619. Mosconi L et al. (2021). Menopause impacts human brain structure. Sci Rep. PMID: 34031414.). While it provides a reliable indication of severity, it is not a diagnostic tool. For clinical diagnosis, consult a qualified healthcare provider.

Is this a medical diagnosis?

No. This is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. It provides an indication of brain fog severity that you can discuss with your healthcare provider. For clinical diagnosis, consult a qualified medical professional. You can bring your results to your next doctor visit as a conversation starter.

How long does this brain fog test take?

This assessment takes approximately 2 minutes to complete. It contains 6 evidence-based questions. Your results are immediate, private, and include personalized recommendations.

What should I do with my results?

Your results include a severity score and personalized recommendations. We suggest: (1) reviewing your score and what it means, (2) reading our in-depth article about brain fog at wellls.com/problems/brain-fog, (3) discussing your results with a healthcare provider, and (4) exploring our evidence-based lifestyle medicine recommendations for managing brain fog.

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