VIDEO: Why this could be a 'turnaround decade' in the fight against Alzheimer's
Medical researchers are optimistic about a 'turnaround decade' in Alzheimer's treatment due to new blood tests for early detection and the approval of drugs that slow disease progression. Dr. Howard Chertkow highlights these advancements as major steps forward in dementia care.
Why it matters
Improved early detection and treatment options for Alzheimer's have the potential to significantly improve the quality of life for millions of aging individuals globally.
Researchers have identified a new blood test that could reveal signs of Alzheimer's disease decades earlier than ever before.
The potential breakthrough is just the latest piece of positive news when it comes to identifying and treating dementia patients - including the recent approval of a long-awaited drug that slows the progression of early-stage Alzheimer's disease.
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