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Persistent Plasma Protein Alterations After Long-Term Remission in Cushing’s Disease: Implications for Morbidity and Monitoring
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Persistent Plasma Protein Alterations After Long-Term Remission in Cushing’s Disease: Implications for Morbidity and Monitoring

By MedXY|Sep 21, 2026

This study reveals that despite long-term remission in Cushing’s disease, substantial plasma protein abnormalities persist, particularly in coagulation and complement systems, potentially contributing to ongoing health risks.

Plasma Biomarkers for Neocortical Tau Burden
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Plasma Biomarkers for Neocortical Tau Burden

By MedXY|Aug 15, 2026

A multiprotein plasma panel improves detection of advanced neocortical tau pathology in Alzheimer’s disease risk individuals beyond p-tau217 alone, enhancing patient stratification and clinical trial selection.

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