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Modern medicine is witnessing a historic turning point in the approach to Alzheimer’s Disease. The diagnostic process, once heavily reliant on neuropsychological tests and clinical observation, has been replaced by objective standards:...

Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) has long ceased to be a private family matter. From a macro perspective, it is a public health crisis quietly threatening the stability of global healthcare systems and economies....

In the history of neurology, assessing the extent of brain cell damage often required invasive or costly procedures. However, the emergence of NfL (Neurofilament light chain) is creating a revolution. Regarded as...

Alzheimer’s is not just random memory loss associated with aging. From a scientific perspective, it is a series of complex and negative biochemical reactions occurring silently for decades before the first symptoms...

Alzheimer’s disease is more than just age-related memory loss; it is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by the accumulation of Amyloid-beta plaques and Tau tangles in the brain. Recognizing physical and behavioral...

In the era of precision medicine, sleep is no longer viewed as a passive state. Recent breakthroughs in neuroscience have revealed that sleep functions as an essential “biological purification” process that no...