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Current Status of the Clinical Use of Biomarkers
Release time:2022-06-14
Source:GV-971
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Philip Scheltens is Director of the Alzheimer Center at Amsterdam UMC.
About the e-Clas
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disease. With the further aging of the world's population, the incidence of AD is rising year by year, resulting in a huge economic burden to the society. While the diagnosis of AD is still difficult at present, biomarkers are crucial for the accurate and early detection of AD, and are also a prerequisite for the effective treatment of the disease.