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Cleveland Clinic used real-world patient data to link diabetes medications, weight loss drugs and Alzheimer’s disease risk reduction.
The extent RNA editing plays in aging brains highlights the importance of non-genetic risk factors in Alzheimer’s disease.
The funds will support a research infrastructure to understand how inflammation and other factors impact “biological brain age” and Alzheimer’s disease.