Summary
A subtle change in brain wave activity could predict Alzheimers disease more than two years before diagnosis, according to a new study.
The signal could prove to be a sensitive biomarker of cognitive decline.
Using a noninvasive imaging technique called magnetoencephalography (MEG), neuroscientis…
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