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Blood based multi biomarker panel discriminates Alzheimer disease from healthy controls in a single center nested cross validation

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The Brief

  • A blood-based multi-biomarker panel was tested for distinguishing Alzheimer disease from healthy controls.
  • The evaluation used a single-center nested cross-validation design.
  • The source provides only the title and feed listing, so no performance figures are available here.

Why it matters

Blood-based biomarkers could eventually offer a less invasive way to screen for Alzheimer disease, but results from one center under cross-validation still need independent validation before clinical use.

Who’s affected

  • researchers working on Alzheimer disease biomarkers
  • clinicians and scientists interested in blood-based diagnostics

Timeline

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    Blood based multi biomarker panel discriminates Alzheimer disease from healthy controls in a single center nested cross validation

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