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Statins Could Potentially Slow Deterioration of Cognitive Function for Those With Alzheimer Disease

Due to the observational nature of the study, the study authors said they cannot determine causal relationships between statins and cognitive decline for patients with Alzheimer disease.

Karolinska institutetSara garcia ptacekDepartment of neurobiologyAlzheimer researchCare sciences

Finding that statins could slow dementia stimulates further research

Finding that statins could slow dementia stimulates further research
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Sara garcia ptacekDepartment of neurobiologySwedish research councilUgglas foundationCare sciencesRegion stockholm

Research suggests statins may slow the progression of Alzheimer s disease

Research suggests statins may slow the progression of Alzheimer s disease
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Statins May Slow Dementia, Sparks More Research

Statins May Slow Dementia, Sparks More Research
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Joanab pereiraMinh tuan hoangMilica gregoric krambergerMarta villa lopezSara garcia ptacekMaria eriksdotterBojana petekShayan mostafaeiSilvia maioliZhong xuKarolinska institutetIrena kalarCare sciencesDepartment of neurobiologyUgglas foundationAlzheimer research

Use of blood fat-lowering statins linked to slower progression of Alzheimer s dementia

Blood fat-lowering statins could slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease, at least for some patients. This is the result of a new study led by Karolinska Institutet published in Alzheimer Research and Therapy.

Sara garcia ptacekKarolinska institutetSwedish research councilAlzheimer researchDepartment of neurobiologyUgglas foundationCare sciencesAssociate professorAssociate senior lecturerRegion stockholmLzheimer 39s disease