A new breakthrough blood test for Alzheimer’s disease involves using a finger prick to collect a blood sample that can be sent to a lab without refrigeration, making detection easier. Researchers found that proteins linked to Alzheimer’s could be detected in dried blood samples from 337 participants, correlating strongly with traditional tests. This new self-sampling method opens doors to more accessible and diverse research, potentially revolutionizing how Alzheimer’s studies are conducted in the future.
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