Alzheimer’s Sex Gap: Similar Biomarkers, but Faster Decline for Women

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(MedPage Today) — Women had worse outcomes than men at similar levels of Alzheimer’s disease pathology, data from a multi-cohort analysis suggested.
When amyloid-beta was present, women had higher baseline phosphorylated tau 217 (p-tau217) levels…

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