The only definitive test for Alzheimer's disease involves
A)an analysis of brain tissue.
B)a memory test.
C)an fMRI.
D)a CT scan.

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The only definitive test for Alzheimer's disease currently available involves an analysis of brain tissue after death, which allows for the detection of the presence of specific proteins associated with the disease. The other options mentioned may be useful in the diagnosis and monitoring of Alzheimer's disease, but they are not considered definitive tests.

The Only Definitive Test for Alzheimer's Disease Involves