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The test, known as TDP-43 aptamer, is able to detect damaged cell proteins in brain tissue samples and could help diagnose the condition at its very earliest stages

Detecting the condition at its earliest stages opened the door for more effective treatments, experts said.

Detecting the condition at its earliest stages opened the door for more effective treatments, experts said.

Detecting the condition at its earliest stages opened the door for more effective treatments, experts said.

The research has "exciting potential" to diagnose people earlier - which could make treatments more effective, says the Motor Neurone Disease Association.

Detecting the condition at its earliest stages opened the door for more effective treatments, experts said.

Scientists at the University of Aberdeen have built a tool, known as TDP-43 aptamer, able to detect damaged cell proteins in brain tissue samples.

Detecting the condition at its earliest stages opened the door for more effective treatments, experts said.

KENT – Kent State University conferred degrees to summer graduates during commencement exercises Aug. 19. The commencement ceremonies were held in person at M

BY KYLE MAIER, CONTRIBUTING WRITER LOCK HAVEN, PA - The St. Bonaventure University men’s and women’s cross country teams competed in the Lock Haven Invitational today, with two Bonnies finishing in the top 10 of their respective races.    Hosted by Lock Haven University, the invitational took place at the West Branch Country Club. Over 45…