What does the research say about tau status?

Tau status

There are 3 papers on tau status in aging research: 3 observational studies in people. The newest story, Nov 3, 2026: “White matter injury linked to older-appearing brains”.

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14 papers in 12 months

Journal of Alzheimer's DiseaseNov 3

White matter injury linked to older-appearing brains

Among 601 people, each unit increase in white matter injury on a logarithmic scale was linked to a 6.95-year larger brain-age gap.Among 601 people, each unit increase in white matter injury on a logarithmic scale was linked to a 6.95-year larger brain-age gap.

Cross-sectional · 601 peopleBiomarkers

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Brain CommunicationsOct 31

Amyloid and tau may moderate practice effects in semantic and episodic memory in a cognitively unimpaired at-risk sample

Cohort study of 442 peopleMechanisms

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AgingJun 7

MRI-based Alzheimer's disease-resemblance atrophy index in the detection of preclinical and prodromal Alzheimer's disease

Cohort study of 128 peoplePreclinical Alzheimer's disease

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Frontiers in NeurologyOct 29

Physical activity in preclinical Alzheimer disease: current evidence and implications for multimodal longitudinal research

ReviewAlzheimer's disease

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Alzheimer's Research & TherapyOct 29

Behavioral symptoms differed years before cognitive impairment

Models identified symptom differences 12 years before mild cognitive impairment diagnosis and five years before dementia diagnosis in adults aged 60 or older.Models identified symptom differences 12 years before mild cognitive impairment diagnosis and five years before dementia diagnosis in adults aged 60 or older.

Cohort · 11,781 peopleNeuropsychiatric symptoms

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Alzheimer's & DementiaJul 15

Age distinguished most Alzheimer’s stages in Down syndrome

Age scored above 0.85 for distinguishing protein buildup or mild cognitive impairment, but 0.588 for mild impairment versus dementia, where one means perfect separation.Age scored above 0.85 for distinguishing protein buildup or mild cognitive impairment, but 0.588 for mild impairment versus dementia, where one means perfect separation.

Cohort study of 461 peopleDown syndrome

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Health & Medical SciencesJul 14