Abstract
Multiple groups have shown that what is currently thought of as "Alzheimer's Disease" (AD) may be usefully viewed as several related disease subtypes. Here, we utilize two decades of banked cases to demonstrate how co-pathology and ethnicity intersect with one of the most widely used methods of pathologic subtyping.
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