Middle-aged people with NO memory problems offered Alzheimer's drug in world first

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Middle-aged people with NO memory problems offered Alzheimer's drug in world first

Middle-aged people with no issues with memory loss are set to be tested for Alzheimer's drug in a world's first test beginning in Britain. Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust will become the first site anywhere in Europe to open the PrevenTron trial, taking the lead on recruitment across the country. The study will offer healthy individuals aged 55 and above a blood test capable of detecting biolog…