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Originally Posted by Villages PL
What if bigger and better studies are done and the result is that they can use the smell test to diagnose Alzheimer's disease decades in advance. Then what? Would that mean the person is doomed to get Alzheimer's no matter what lifestyle that person chooses?
I'm not asking for myself; thankfully, I have a very good sense of smell.
I'm just wondering what others would say as far as options for such a person. Do you think that person should just give up and accept their fate? Or should they try hard to prove the diagnosis to be wrong?
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Research continues and slowly more and more will be found out about this serious and devastating condition. Maybe there will be some treatment that can help as earlier and earlier diagnosis is made.
Researchers halt brain cell death in mice, hope for Alzheimer's | News | DW.DE | 11.10.2013
As more and more about Alzheimers is discovered, we may know why it happens and to whom it may happen and what, if anything, can be done to forestall or prevent the disease from manifesting.