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BREAKING: A blood-based protein test can reveal how fast your brain's support cells are aging. If they’re aging too fast, your Alzheimer’s risk jumps 12.59x. 60,542 people. 7,000+ proteins. 40+ cell types. This is one of the biggest aging papers of 2026. Here's what it means for your brain. 🧠👇

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