Diversity Reveals Distinct Alzheimer's Biomarker Patterns

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A large USC-led study from the HABS-HD cohort finds early Alzheimer’s biomarkers differ by race/ethnicity: Black and Hispanic participants showed higher tau in memory-related brain regions even when amyloid levels were similar to White participants, and the amyloid–cognition link varied by group. Scanner limitations and social determinants of health may also influence readings, underscoring the need for population-tailored diagnostics and more inclusive research.
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