Summary

Alzheimer's disease may not be a single, uniform condition, but a complex disorder shaped by different combinations of cognitive symptoms, brain changes, biology, genetics and risk factors. A team of researchers propose using advanced computational modeling to bring these different layers together and build a more complete profile of each patient. The approach could eventually support more personalized diagnosis, better patient stratification and treatments tailored to the processes driving disease in each individual. Their new paper published in Brain , led by professor Shahar Arzy (Faculty of Medicine), Dr.

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