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Poor Kidney Function Can Elevate Alzheimer’s Biomarkers
If you’ve been following the latest developments in Alzheimer’s research, you’ve probably heard about blood-based biomarkers. These tests measure proteins associated with Alzheimer’s disease right from a simple blood draw, making them far more accessible than traditional methods like spinal taps or brain scans.
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