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Rapid tau spread may explain why midlife Alzheimer's progresses more rapidly
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| Medical Xpress | Rapid tau spread may explain why midlife Alzheimer's progresses more rapidly |
Patients with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, whose symptoms start before age 65, have more extensive deposits of tau, a hallmark protein of the condition, compared with patients whose symptoms start |
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