One‐year Longitudinal Stability of Plasma Biomarkers Associated with Dementia in Normal Controls

Regular examinations to assess dementia play a role in its prevention and early diagnosis. Plasma biomarker assays are possibly the most appropriate for routine assessments or monitoring severity of dementia in the clinic. To accomplish this task, the natural changes in biomarker levels over time should be determined first. With this information, the abnormal changes in plasma biomarker levels in longitudinal clinical visits could be determined. However, such studies are very rare.