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Scientists Testing Potential Alzheimer's Drug Make Unexpected Discovery

Scientists discover unexpected link between Alzheimer's and cognitive impairment

By · Published October 23, 2026  15:30 UTC · Updated October 23, 2026  15:30 UTC

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People with cognitive impairment have lower HAEE levels in their blood. Scientists were testing a potential Alzheimer's drug when they made an unexpected discovery.

Researcher-developed molecules were being tested for their ability to fight Alzheimer's, but the results revealed a possible biomarker. The discovery is still in its early stages, and further research is needed to confirm the findings and understand the implications.

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What is HAEE?

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What is the potential biomarker?

The coverage does not yet specify what the potential biomarker is

What is the current status of the research?

The discovery is still in its early stages, and further research is needed to confirm the findings and understand the implications

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