Alzheimer's among elderly more widespread than previously thought, new study shows

One in four elderly people has Alzheimer’s

Women are not more likely to develop the condition, as previously thought, according to King’s College London study

Alzheimer’s ‘more common than previously thought’

One in nine people aged over 70 would benefit from drugs to slow the disease, according to a study

Banner Health part of global study that reveals higher Alzheimer’s prevalence than expected

Research that shows blood test analysis with more than 1 in 10 adults over 70 may be eligible for treatments to slow cognitive decline Nicholas Ashton, PhD Headshot for Dr....

Alzheimer's among elderly more widespread than previously thought, new study shows

The study found more than one in 10 people over the age of 70 would meet the criteria for drugs that can slow down the early stages of the disease.

Alzheimer's found in one in 10 people over 70 without symptoms, blood tests show

ALZHEIMER'S disease is more widespread than previously thought, a first-of-its-kind study suggests. Using a simple blood test to look for...

Alzheimer's among elderly more widespread than previously thought, new

Alzheimer’s disease is more widespread in people above the age of 85 than previously thought, a pioneering study has suggested. Researchers used a simple blood test to search for biomarkers associated with the development of dementia. The study also found more than one in 10 people over the age of 70 would meet the criteria for drugs that can slow down the early stages of Alzheimer’s. Researchers at King’s College London, University of Gothenbur…