Preclinical health signs linked to Alzheimer
A Finnish study suggests that certain medical conditions such as depression, vertigo, headaches, and stroke become more common in the years before age-related early-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis, typically before age 65. Researchers analyzed medical records from individuals diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s and found these health issues were significantly more prevalent during the five years prior to diagnosis. The study highlights the importance of early detection, but notes that further research is needed to determine whether these conditions are risk factors or early symptoms of the disease.
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