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TESTING FOR LEVELS OF PROTEIN MAY HELP DIAGNOSE ALZHEIMER'S
[EVENING UPDATE, C Edition]
Chicago Tribune (pre-1997 Fulltext) - Chicago, Ill.
Author: News briefs tips on this page were compiled from Reuters, The Associated Press and Universal Press Syndicate.
Date: Oct 12, 1995
Start Page: 7
Section: NEWS
Text Word Count: 186
Abstract (Document Summary)

Testing levels of a protein called tau in spinal fluid may help doctors diagnose Alzheimer's disease, researchers say.

Although there is now little that can be done for an Alzheimer's patient, accurate diagnosis can help rule out other, more treatable causes of dementia. As scientists develop potential new treatments for Alzheimer's, testing becomes more important.

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