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A new blood test shows promise for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease and guiding treatment plans. By detecting a brain-related protein fragment, doctors can determine the presence and progression of dementia, moving toward more personalized patient care. Early identification may enable timely use of therapies most effective in the disease’s initial stages.

For Thai readers, these advances are especially relevant as Thailand’s population ages. Alzheimer’s places increasing strain on families and the healthcare system. Early and accurate diagnosis can improve quality of life and reduce long-term care needs, a concern echoed by health experts worldwide.