The Alzheimer's Test You're Not Allowed To Have
Reason magazine|June 2024
MILLIONS FACE THE shadow of Alzheimer’s, a disease that steals memories and devastates lives.
The Alzheimer's Test You're Not Allowed To Have

But what if a simple blood test could offer a crucial decade of warning? New, highly accurate blood tests for Alzheimer’s are poised to revolutionize patient care, yet some voices advocate for keeping this knowledge out of reach. This is a disservice to patients and a missed opportunity for medical progress.

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