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accepted blood tests for neuroinflammation, astrocytic, microglial activation in AD. However, both methods are either
          invasive and/or very expensive at the same time, so great efforts have been made to determine basic and more specific
          biomarkers in blood as a less invasive and more accessible procedure. In the primary health care setting, diagnostic
          algorithms from blood could already be sufficient to improve the accuracy of the clinical diagnosis of AD dementia and
          to positively influence the future treatment and care of people with cognitive problems. Additional studies are needed to
          evaluate the optimal combination of plasma biomarkers with other accessible and cost-effective procedures, such as, for
          example, MRI and cognitive tests, which are necessary for further development of predictive algorithms, which will be
          especially important in non-demented patients with cognitive problems.

          Keywords: Alzheimer's disease, biomarkers, clinical diagnosis





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