A new study study finds that brain swelling (ARIA-E) from Alzheimer's drugs identifies the regions where amyloid plaques are being cleared most effectively.
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Blood test models predict when Alzheimer’s symptoms may start years in advance
By Hugo Francisco de Souza A new plasma biomarker clock offers an early glimpse into Alzheimer’s timing, potentially reshaping prevention research and therapeutic trials. Study: Predicting onset of ...
Disney alum Christy Carlson Romano is getting candid about a frightening new health scare. The “Even Stevens” star revealed ...
A new Alzheimer's treatment side effect that results in brain swelling may have an upside, according to a new study from Houston Methodist Research Institute. The research finds that beta amyloid—a ...
A STROKE of luck meant a pet cat narrowly escaped losing one of his nine lives.Biscuit, a cherished family cat, has unde...
Did you know that your brain does not really know the difference between your best friend and a beagle? It sounds absurd at ...
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A new blood test can ‘clock’ age when Alzheimer’s symptoms may begin. What doctors feel about it
Speaking on Washington University study, scientists say blood test could transform trials and early planning, doctors caution ...
A single protein in your blood can rise for years before Alzheimer’s symptoms appear. In a new study, researchers argue that ...
A new Alzheimer's treatment side effect that results in brain swelling may have an upside, according to a new study from Houston Methodist Research ...
Charlie Marie Wilson, 38, woke up feeling like she'd done a strenuous workout, until the pain in her body turned into ...
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Alzheimer's 'Clock' Uses Blood Test to Forecast Symptom Onset
Findings could streamline enrollment for Alzheimer's clinical trials ...
The data showed older people had less time from when elevated p-tau217 appeared until they began having symptoms compared to younger ones.
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