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Alzheimer’s proteins predict early brain shrinkage before dementia symptoms appear
Even with preserved memory, older adults with higher amyloid-beta levels face greater risks of future brain atrophy. A new study highlights that this amyloid-driven shrinkage accelerates faster in women and those with the APOE-ε4 gene variant.
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