There’s a moment when a name slips. Then a birthday. Then a face. Alzheimer’s doesn’t take everything at once — it takes it in pieces. If we can understand the earliest shifts in the brain, we can change the timeline. That’s what this research is working toward.

Traditional Alzheimer's diagnosis: ❌ Wait for symptoms (too late) ❌ $5,000 brain scan (too expensive) ❌ Spinal tap (too invasive) ❌ Memory tests (too subjective) There has to be a better way.

LAB UPDATE Our team just processed saliva samples. AD patients vs healthy 90-year-olds. The antibody patterns are... different. Really different. Can't say more yet, but the data is speaking.

What if the most important alpha isn't about the next 100x gem? What if it's about the biomarkers that could save your brain? Just saying.

How we're trying to catch Alzheimer's early? Your immune system is like a security guard that remembers every intruder. 🧠We're reading that memory. If certain "intruders" predict Alzheimer's, we can sound the alarm early. Early diagnosis = Early care