Alzheimer’s Brain Changes May Begin 7 Years Earlier Than Scientists Thought
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Alzheimer’s Brain Changes May Begin 7 Years Earlier Than Scientists Thought
A new study suggests that brain imaging could detect Alzheimer’s disease more than seven years earlier than previously thought. Long before amyloid plaques become visible on standard brain scans, structural changes associated with Alzheimer’s disease may already be taking place. The findings suggest that the current gold standard for Alzheimer’s imaging (amyloid-PET) may not be [...]
A recent study indicates that structural changes in the brain associated with Alzheimer's disease can be detected more than seven years earlier than previously thought. The research suggests that current imaging methods are not sensitive enough to identify these early changes. Study reveals early detection of brain changes. Researchers at the Centre for Life Change and Brain Cognition (LCBC) at the University of Oslo have identified that structu…
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