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Gene discovery may explain why more women get Alzheimer s disease

Many women with APOE ε4 don t develop Alzheimer s, while women without the gene may still develop the disease.

United statesSouth dakotaCarole oberLindsay farrerRichard isaacsonAlzheimer disease genetics consortiumUniversity of chicagoAlzheimer associationBoston university school of medicineJournal of the alzheimer associationBoston university schoolPrevention clinicFlorida atlantic universitySchmidt collegeHutterian brethrenDisease genetics consortium

Gene discovery may explain why more women get Alzheimer s disease

In fact, a study by Farrer that was published in March found having high cholesterol and blood sugar in your 30s may raise your risk for Alzheimer's disease decades later in life.

United statesSouth dakotaCarole oberLindsay farrerRichard isaacsonAlzheimer disease genetics consortiumJournal of the alzheimer association videoUniversity of chicagoAlzheimer associationBoston university school of medicineBoston university schoolMedicine two thirdsPrevention clinicFlorida atlantic universitySchmidt collegeHutterian brethren

Gene discovery may explain why more women get Alzheimer s disease

In fact, a study by Farrer that was published in March found having high cholesterol and blood sugar in your 30s may raise your risk for Alzheimer's disease decades later in life.

United statesSouth dakotaCarole oberLindsay farrerRichard isaacsonAlzheimer disease genetics consortiumJournal of the alzheimer association videoUniversity of chicagoAlzheimer associationBoston university school of medicineBoston university schoolMedicine two thirdsPrevention clinicFlorida atlantic universitySchmidt collegeHutterian brethren

Gene discovery may explain why more women get Alzheimer s disease

In fact, a study by Farrer that was published in March found having high cholesterol and blood sugar in your 30s may raise your risk for Alzheimer's disease decades later in life.

United statesSouth dakotaCarole oberLindsay farrerRichard isaacsonAlzheimer disease genetics consortiumJournal of the alzheimer association videoUniversity of chicagoAlzheimer associationBoston university school of medicineBoston university schoolMedicine two thirdsPrevention clinicFlorida atlantic universitySchmidt collegeHutterian brethren

Gene discovery may explain why more women get Alzheimer s disease

In fact, a study by Farrer that was published in March found having high cholesterol and blood sugar in your 30s may raise your risk for Alzheimer's disease decades later in life.

United statesSouth dakotaCarole oberLindsay farrerRichard isaacsonAlzheimer disease genetics consortiumJournal of the alzheimer association videoUniversity of chicagoAlzheimer associationBoston university school of medicineBoston university schoolMedicine two thirdsPrevention clinicFlorida atlantic universitySchmidt collegeHutterian brethren

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