Is it Alzheimer's? Families want to know, and blood tests have hit the market that may offer answers.

Simple blood tests for Alzheimer's disease have hit the market, representing a potentially powerful tool to help diagnose the devastating illness. But the tests are stirring debate on scientific and ethical questions.

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