This study highlights plasma S100β as a promising non-invasive biomarker for early detection and progression monitoring of Alzheimer’s disease. Given its strong association with cognitive decline and AD pathology, S100β could serve as a valuable diagnostic tool, addressing the urgent need for accessible biomarkers to guide early interventions and treatment strategies.

Valerie featured in UKNow
UKNow featured Valerie and her participation in the Sanders-Brown Center on Aging NIH-funded Kentucky Alzheimer’s Disease Postbaccalaureate Research Education Program (KYAD-PREP). The program provided Valerie with mentored research experience in Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders before beginning her PhD training at UK. Read the full story in UKNow.

