Alzheimer's Disease Screening Program

Alzheimer's disease is one of the most common types of dementia, occurring from the accumulation of abnormal proteins in the brain, causing brain cells to die and deteriorate. This results in problems with thinking, memory, language use, and behavior, with symptoms gradually worsening and affecting daily life.

Screening for Alzheimer's disease risk from before or early symptoms, especially measuring disease-causing proteins in blood samples, is a challenge in current technological development that requires accessible, non-invasive, and accurate testing.

Alzheimer's Test Procedure:

1. Schedule blood draw appointment

2. Report results within 5-7 working days

3. Consult with doctor, schedule doctor appointment date/time

Prominent symptoms:

Memory loss

Confusion about time and place

Mood changes

Repetitive speech or questions


Risk factors:

Increasing age (especially after 65 years)

Genetics

Diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol

Lack of exercise