Alzheimer's Genetic Risk May Be Effectively Countered With Diet

(MedPage Today) — People who carried the Alzheimer’s disease APOE4 risk gene had a lower risk of developing dementia if they followed a Mediterranean diet, an observational study of healthcare professionals suggested.
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Publish date : 2025-08-25 17:38:00

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Alzheimer’s Genetic Risk May Be Effectively Countered With Diet

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