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Brain activity patterns may predict Alzheimer's years earlier
Original: Brain activity patterns may predict Alzheimer’s years before memory slips
Stanford Medicine researchers report that distinctive brain activity patterns may signal Alzheimer's disease years before noticeable memory decline. The findings suggest early detection could one day come from measuring how the brain functions, not just from symptoms or scans showing damage. Experts say such a marker could give patients and doctors a crucial head start on intervention.
Why now: New Stanford research points to a possible early-warning sign for Alzheimer's, raising hope for earlier diagnosis and treatment.
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- Brain activity patterns may predict Alzheimer’s years before memory slips · Stanford Medicine
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