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A Digital Lifeline: Combining Blood Biomarkers and Cognitive Learning Curves to Predict Decline

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A Digital Lifeline: Combining Blood Biomarkers and Cognitive Learning Curves to Predict Decline

A new study investigates whether a multi-day learning curve (MDLC), derived from remote digital cognitive tests over one week, can add prognostic value to the established plasma biomarker p-tau217 for predicting cognitive decline in older adults. The research involved 183 cognitively unimpaired participants who underwent both digital testing and blood analysis, with their cognitive trajectories tracked for 2.5 years.

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