Loss of smell shows a positive correlation with Alzheimer’s development, a new study suggests.
Alzheimer’s disease is an irreversible condition characterized by memory loss and damage of other cognitive functions. At present, there are no effective ways of diagnosing progression toward Alzheimer’s early on in populations that are at risk.
Diagnoses usually follow from the identification of mild cognitive impairment, but this may not be early enough for treatments to be significantly effective.
Currently, Alzheimer’s disease is diagnosed following questions related to the individual’s medical history and any recent behavioral and personality changes, memory and cognition tests, standard medical tests, or brain scans.
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