A newly developed blood test can identify those at risk of Alzheimer's disease up to six years before symptoms would become apparent, researchers say.The test identifies changes in a handful of proteins that cells use to convey messages to one another.
The US researchers found it could indicate who had Alzheimer's, as well as who was likely to develop the condition, with 90% accuracy.
The work, led by Stanford University, features in Nature Medicine.
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