A biomarker test developed at the University of Pittsburgh can detect small amounts of clumping-prone tau protein years before it appears on brain scans, enabling early diagnosis of Alzheimers diseas… [+5762 chars]
Scientists Develop Early Alzheimer’s Detection Test – Years Before Symptoms Appear - SciTechDaily
A new biomarker test can detect early-stage tau protein clumping up to a decade before it appears on brain scans, improving early Alzheimer’s diagnosis. Unlike amyloid-beta, tau neurofibrillary tangles are directly linked to cognitive decline. Years before ta…
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