Could Memory Complaints Signal Early Alzheimer’s? New Harvard Study Finds Higher Tau Levels
By: Tejal Somvanshi
Is your memory fading? Harvard finds early complaints might be a tau indicator.
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Early memory slips—just forgetfulness or Alzheimer’s? Harvard’s new study investigates.
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Tau levels in the brain increase with memory complaints, Harvard study reveals.
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New research suggests routine memory complaints could be early Alzheimer's clues.
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60% of studied individuals with no cognitive symptoms show high amyloid risk.
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Brain scans show: higher tau correlates with memory concerns, according to Harvard.
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Could your memory concerns reflect something deeper? Harvard researchers are on the case.
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Partners’ insights into memory lapses prove crucial in detecting early Alzheimer's.
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Alzheimer's management starts with detection—Harvard's findings emphasize early intervention.
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