Brain scans reveal tau buildup in nearly two-thirds of patients with late-onset psychosis
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A Japanese study of 37 patients whose psychosis began after age 40 found nearly two-thirds had tau buildup and about one-third had Alzheimer’s-type amyloid. Half of those without amyloid showed other tau deposits, suggesting several neurodegenerative diseases may underlie late-onset psychosis.
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