Early-Onset Alzheimer's Differs Significantly From Late-Onset: Study
A study reveals that early-onset Alzheimer's disease, occurring before age 65, shows distinct symptoms and mechanisms compared to late-onset Alzheimer's. Researchers suggest that cardiovascular risk factors and advanced age contribute differently to the disease's development. The findings highlight the need to understand early-onset Alzheimer's as a separate condition with unique clinical features and underlying causes.
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