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A two-year randomised trial in 1,260 older adults at risk of dementia found no clear evidence that starting blood markers altered cognitive benefits.A two-year randomised trial in 1,260 older adults at risk of dementia found no clear evidence that starting blood markers altered cognitive benefits.
An observational study of 101 adults aged 30–85 without cognitive impairment found no overall sex differences in a small brain region’s signals or activity.An observational study of 101 adults aged 30–85 without cognitive impairment found no overall sex differences in a small brain region’s signals or activity.
Classification accuracy remained high (AUC=0.91–0.95) up to a decade before death, with higher sensitivity and specificity than plasma p-tau217.Classification accuracy remained high (AUC=0.91–0.95) up to a decade before death, with higher sensitivity and specificity than plasma p-tau217.