ALZHEIMER’S BLOOD TEST: A GAME-CHANGER?

For over a century, Alzheimer’s diagnosis has required invasive methods or postmortem confirmation. 

Now, two blood molecules could revolutionize early detection.

Acetyl-L-carnitine and free carnitine, essential for brain cell energy, are found to plummet in women with cognitive decline. 

Their decline correlates closely with Alzheimer’s severity.

This breakthrough blood test, with 93% accuracy when combined with traditional measures, could save countless lives by detecting the disease far earlier than ever before.

Source: StudyFinds