We believe that this new refinement of our AlzoSure® Predict test could not be more timely, as last week's FDA approval of lecanemab, which shows promising signs of slowing cognitive decline in early AD, highlights the need for accurate and economical screening tools to select patients most likely to benefit from early treatment. The cost benefit trade-off in choosing whether or not to take these drugs, with their potential side effects and high costs, is shifted when a patient is identified by AlzoSure® Predict's new computational cutoff as having a high probability of advancing to AD in just two years' time. The additional feature should also be valuable for drug development, since it will allow researchers to select "rapid progressor" patients for clinical testing who are almost certain to develop AD within two years, enabling a much faster and more cost-effective read-out of clinical trial results.