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Stanford Scientists Discover Resting Brain Activity May Predict Alzheimer's Years Before Memory Decline
Two people can get the same score on a memory test today. Years later, one may start missing appointments and struggling with everyday tasks while the other still manages both with ease.
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Researchers at Stanford Medicine examined whether patterns of brain region connectivity during rest can indicate which individuals are likely to develop memory problems years later. The study compared people with identical memory test scores and tracked their later ability to manage daily tasks. Findings suggest resting‑state brain activity may serve as an early predictor of Alzheimer‑related decline.
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