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A blood test measuring p-tau217 may predict the likelihood of healthy older adults developing Alzheimer’s symptoms within five to ten years. Higher levels of p-tau217 are associated with increased risk, with a 38% chance over five years and 78% over ten years, based on recent research. Experts emphasize that it's too early for healthy individuals to seek this test, which is currently used for diagnosing existing cognitive issues, as preventive treatments are still under investigation. The findings could aid in identifying high-risk individuals for future clinical trials but are not yet suitable for individual prognosis.
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