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A clinical diagnosis of Alzheimer's is typically based on patient symptoms, family input, and neuropsychological testing, though definitive confirmation often requires an autopsy.
“it really starts with a clinical diagnosis so that's made by typically neurologists and they work with the patient and people who are very close to the patient so you know friends or family members and they will assess various symptoms”
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