Biomarker-based diagnosis of preclinical Alzheimer disease: time for the clinic?
Biomarker-based diagnosis of preclinical Alzheimer disease: time for the clinic?
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10.1038/s41582-022-00767-x
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2023-02
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An estimated 55–60 million individuals have dementia globally and this number is expected to triple by 20501. These figures emphasize the urgent need to identify effective dementia treatments; however, a major hindrance to the efficient deployment of dementia therapies in the general population is the lack of clinically validated diagnostic methods that use objective, disease-associated biomarkers. Alzheimer disease (AD) is the most common type of dementia and accounts for 60–80% of all cases. The two canonical pathologies observed in the AD brain are extracellular deposits of amyloid-β peptides, which form the backbone of prototypical senile plaques, and the intraneuronal accumulation of abnormal, hyperphosphorylated tau proteins, which aggregate into neurofibrillary tangles2. The current model of AD pathogenesis describes the appearance of brain pathologies several years before clinically measurable cognitive symptoms3, suggesting that the detection of AD-associated biomarkers should be possible in cognitively unimpaired individuals with preclinical AD.In the past 2 decades, technological innovations have permitted the detection of amyloid and tau aggregates in the brain of living individuals using PET. Furthermore, in 2016, a framework was published that stratified individuals on the basis of a combination of amyloid (A), tau (T), and neurodegeneration (N) biomarkers—an individual can be either positive or negative for each biomarker4. This originally research-oriented ‘ATN’framework was designed to improve recruitment in clinical trials and was derived from the most recent criteria for the clinical definition of AD by the National Institute on Aging, the Alzheimer’s Association and the AD International Working Group. The ATN framework has since proven efficient in research settings7 and the next question is whether it can be applied to medical practice to diagnose individuals across the entire continuum of AD, and to assess risk of progression from preclinical AD to dementia. Indeed, individuals at the preclinical stage are the most likely to benefit from future preventative therapies. In a new study, Rik Ossenkoppele and colleagues5 asked how well amyloid and tau PET could predict
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Wilkins, Consuelo H.;Windon, Charles C.;Dilworth-Anderson, Peggye;Romanoff, Justin;Gatsonis, Constantine;Hanna, Lucy;Apgar, Charles;Gareen, Ilana F.;Hill, Carl, V;Hillner, Bruce E.;March, Andrew;Siegel, Barry A.;Whitmer, Rachel A.;Carrillo, Maria C.;Rabinovici, Gil D.
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Rabinovici, Gil D.
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Strikwerda-Brown, Cherie;Hobbs, Diana A.;Villeneuve, Sylvia
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Villeneuve, Sylvia
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van der Kall LM;Truong T;Burnham SC;Doré V;Mulligan RS;Bozinovski S;Lamb F;Bourgeat P;Fripp J;Schultz S;Lim YY;Laws SM;Ames D;Fowler C;Rainey-Smith SR;Martins RN;Salvado O;Robertson J;Maruff P;Masters CL;Villemagne VL;Rowe CC
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