Just days after news that an ultra-rare form of a cholesterol-related gene called APOE protected a Colombian woman from developing early-onset Alzheimer’s disease (as one of her other genes supposedly fated her to), a second study is providing even stronger evidence that APOE might be the basis for preventing or treating Alzheimer’s.
Banner Sun Health Research Institute: Finger-prick blood test breaks new ground in Alzheimer’s research
Banner Health-led and philanthropy-fueled study enables global research participation Under the leadership of Nicholas Ashton, Ph.D., senior director of the Fluid Biomarker Program at Banner Sun Health Research Institute, an international collaborative effort has...

