CARLSBAD – More than 41 million cases of dementia – roughly three-quarters of all cases – go undiagnosed worldwide, including millions of cases of Alzheimer’s disease across the U.S. Alzheimer’s testing can be costly, cumbersome and painful, often requiring either a cerebrospinal fluid test that involves a spinal tap or positron emission tomography (PET) imaging […]
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