5 RESULTS
COMMENT Jiang et al. assessed the plasma proteome in discovery and validation cohorts of Chinese persons in various stages of clinically diagnosed Alzheimer's disease or who were healthy controls. They initially identified 429 proteins that were ...
COMMENT Though we have made substantial progress in characterizing the behavior of biochemical and imaging biomarkers in presymptomatic and manifest Alzheimer’s disease, we still need an inexpensive and noninvasive index for the presence of AD pathology and its ...
COMMENT The only surprising thing to me was that, despite extensive education on the meaning of a positive and negative amyloid scan, only 62 percent of participants appeared to correctly grasp the significance of a positive scan as putting them at an increased ...
COMMENT The public release of news regarding funding for, and the naming of the drug to be used in, an upcoming prevention study in persons at risk for PSEN1 mutations is a long-awaited landmark. We’ve been performing observational studies of persons with or at ...
COMMENT In this paper, Yaffe et al. describe the results of a prospective study in which 997 persons underwent baseline blood draws and were followed for nine years with serial cognitive assessments using the 3MS. This is an important area of study, as Aβ is ...
