Blood tests for Alzheimer's disease, which can detect early symptoms and produce results within one hour.

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The system uses micron-sensing technology to detect proteins in the blood that can induce Alzheimer's syndrome. Researchers can use the red signal it sends to determine whether a patient's brain cognitive function is affected. The more pathogenic proteins captured by the sensor, the corresponding increase in red signal and the more serious condition. Blood test results can be released within one hour.