Associations between Potentially Modifiable Risk Factors and Alzheimer Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Study

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@dweisa И курение (табака!) тоже.. https://t.co/VbWe4GIcUl

Inherited lifetime exposure to higher #SBP is associated with lower #Alzheimers Disease risk. Associations between Potentially Modifiable risk factors and AD: A Mendelian Randomization Study https://t.co/ft25YAkNpP

In 2015, the first MR study on the causal effect of education on Alzheimer’s came out. The authors studied the causality of a bunch of risk factors on Alzheimer’s, one of which was educational attainment. They used a single SNP as the exposure 13/ https:…

@joshuaa_bell In SPRINT-MIND trial, intensive blood pressure control reduced the combined rate of mild cognitive impairment or dementia https://t.co/ouNLMlwzVp But Mendelian randomization studies suggest *high* blood pressure is protective https://t.co…

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