Individuals Who Discovered They Had Elevated Amyloid Levels Didn’t Suffer More Short-Term Anxiety, Depression, Suicidal Thoughts Than Those Without Higher Levels, Research Indicates

HealthImaging (8/11, O'Connor) reports a recent study found “individuals who learned they had elevated amyloid levels did not suffer from more short-term anxiety, depression, or suicidal thoughts compared to those without higher levels.” In the study, “pa...