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BBC - 11-Sep-2025UCL-led study tests p-tau217 blood marker to boost accuracy and speed of dementia detection
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UCL-led study tests p-tau217 blood marker to boost accuracy and speed of dementia detection
Women with midlife hypertension face a 50% higher risk of vascular dementia later in life
In seven people, the device targeted tiny brain areas with lasting impact
Median survival rose from 2.4 to 4.5 years; five-year survival in over-80s up five-fold
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