Peter Attia· MD
apo e4 the variant apoe4 is the most common genetic risk factor for alzheimer's disease
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apo e4 the variant apoe4 is the most common genetic risk factor for alzheimer's disease
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how the APOE4 gene increases Alzheimer’s disease
So, Apolipoprotein E is a really fascinating story, and of course, Professor Robert Mahley discovered this decades ago, and it has turned out to be the most important genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's disease.