Proteins in cerebrospinal fluid can provide an early indication about the likelihood of future Alzheimer’s-related cognitive decline, according to recently published research findings out of Emory University in Atlanta. Individuals who know they have elevated levels of these proteins could pursue “diet or lifestyle interventions,” although the research team still does not know whether the biomarkers in question are “modifiable,” Nicholas Seyfried, professor of biochemistry at Emory’s School of Medicine, said in a press release about the findings. Read more at https://seniorhousingnews.com/2023/10/11/early-indicators-of-alzheimers-disease-discovered-in-spinal-fluid-proteins/
Dr. Seyfried quote in Memory Care Business section of Senior Housing News
