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Default A possible early test for AD
This looks encouraging.

Currently it is hard to diagnose AD until signs of cognitive impairment are apparent by which time reversing the process has generally not been successful.

Early diagnosis could be very important.

Optician's eye test 'could spot early dementia signs' - BBC News
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