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New cerebrovascular indicators may signal Alzheimer's risk.
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Techniques used include ultrasound and spectroscopy.
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Higher vascular stability correlates with lower amyloid levels.
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Participants with cognitive impairment show poorer cerebrovascular indicators.
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Noninvasive methods are cost-effective for monitoring brain health.
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