Alzheimer's Faces a Historic Change: Science Can Now Detect It Before the First Symptoms
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Advances in Alzheimer’s research have led to the development of new tools for early detection of the disease and treatments capable of partially slowing its evolution in certain patients. However, specialists warn that timely diagnosis and access to these therapies continue to be some of the most effective ways of...
On International Alzheimer's Day, research is experiencing a decisive stage with early biomarkers, key genetic findings and treatments capable of modifying the disease ...
On International Alzheimer's Day, research is at a decisive stage with early biomarkers, key genetic findings and treatments capable of modifying the disease.
On World Alzheimer's Day, held on September 21, neurologist Marcelo Zalli alerts the disease to progress with population aging and explains how biomarkers allow to identify alterations before dementia and open the way for new therapies
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