Usually, Alzheimer's Disease manifests its early symptoms as mild cognitive dysfunction. This is problematic, as many diseases manifest with mild symptoms of cognitive dysfunction, including normal signs of aging.
Alzheimer’s Disease
Diagnosis & Testing
Breaking News! Alzheimers can be Diagnosed Early through Non-Invasive Methods
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A Quick, Painless Skin Test to Predict Alzheimer's is Possible
Submitted by vegout on Wed, 08/23/2006 - 7:57am.
It may be possible to develop a quick, painless skin test for Alzheimer's disease, scientists say.
US researchers say they have discovered enzymes that react abnormally only in the skin of Alzheimer's patients.
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Diagnosing Alzheimer's: An interview with a Mayo Clinic specialist
Submitted by administrator on Mon, 11/28/2005 - 9:25am.
How is Alzheimer's diagnosed? What's the point if there's no cure? Eric Tangalos, M.D., a primary care physician affiliated with the Mayo Alzheimer's Disease Research Center answers these questions and more.
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