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Hey Liza! From other literature I read, it seems this blood screening test is still being tested to see how well it correlates with the many types of AD but at this time can not replace current screening methods.
Sorry I don’t have a better resource, the study of AD is in real need of answers!
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Thank you Rainee for posting this! This is very exciting news and something that every family with Alzheimer’s in their history should follow!
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Thank you so much for your reply. It explains why I haven’t found any place that does the test 🙂 Have a great day!