Blood test shows 95% accuracy for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis in outpatient memory clinics
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A new study has shown that a blood test that can detect Alzheimer's disease in its early stages has a high accuracy rate.
A study by American researchers from the Mayo Clinic suggests that a new test accurately detects memory problems by examining two proteins in blood plasma, i.e. it detects early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, the Guardian reports today.
It was approved by the FDA (Food and Drugs Administration) of the United States.With a blood test it detects two key proteins that generate the disease.
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