Over 100 years has passed since Alois Alzheimer’s pioneering work into recognizing the symptoms of dementia. Since then, our ability to diagnose dementia, if not treat it, has hugely advanced. Early intervention is often invaluable in the treatment of dementia, both in terms of slowing disease progress and in helping prepare the patient and their loved ones for the future.
This list will review the current techniques that are used to diagnose dementia and the advances that are being made to exploit some of Alzheimer’s original discoveries to more quickly and accurately assess dementia.
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How we are getting closer to blood-based tests for dementia
The role of informatics and imaging in diagnosis
How a single sheet of paper has proved crucial in dementia diagnosis
