Recent Paper Suggests That a New Blood Biomarker of Abnormal Astrocytes May Help Predict Alzheimer’s
Dr. Keith Vossel, Neurologist and Director of the Easton Center, was interviewed by Medical News Today about his viewpoint on a recent paper, which suggested that early detection of abnormal astrocytes could potentially predict the development of Alzheimer’s.
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