Sep 05, 2025
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Three scientists explained to lower the gene reduction for a different case.
These scientists found Alzheimer's in their genes.
People who inherited two copies of a gene variant called Apoe4, Alzheimer's 85 -year -old 60% chance.
It is about 2% to 3% of people in America with this genetic profile, and many are unaware because they did not seek genetic tests.
But three scientists are among those who have torn, and they've learned that they are in a meat group.
June: Depression in the hope
The genetic test of 23, 2023, June news.
"I felt like the end of the world," says June, because his name was only for fear of using his name without fear, the public genetic state can cause its job or health insurance.
June was 57 years old when she was.
"People with our genotype should almost receive the disease," he said."We tend to be 7 to 10 years old before the general population, which means I stay about seven years before receiving the disease."
First, June, June, Alzheimer's disease and genetics, a study on the Internet was underwent.
Then find communities online like apoe4.info, including the people with its historical structure.
"Not only did I find useful information, I forged deep friendships with people," she says.
June learned about the benefits of the brain from the Mediterranean diet, exercise, sleep and stress reduction, while making a web site of the Alzheimer's Association, an intriguing research project at the University of California, San Diego, revealed.
The study continues to find out if four months of vigorous mental and exercise improve brain health in people from 50 to 85 years.
So 2024. June was found in a stationary bike on UCSD playing a reality game of hardy living.
"You fall through the bicycle and pass through a stranger and pass through the shift.""So you need to use cognitive resources."
The study also included MRI scanners and academic tests.
"It was absolutely a strange game because I couldn't simply look at my brain, I started making fun of my memory," he says.
Since the participation of this test, June has advanced for federal funds for Alzheimer's research and asking the management of food and medicines that they consider medicines that can benefit people with the APOE4-4 genotype.
“I understand that a swimmer is not the end of the world,” June said."There are so many things we can do."
David Watson: Lost Drugs
Many mental and physical activities can delay the symptoms of Alzheimer, David Watson, Neuropsychologists and the Director General of the Alzheimer's Research and Treatment Center of Florida.
But this is not enough for him and other people who carry two copies of the apoe4 version.
"Anyone in these things burned, they will help," says Watson.
Watson, now in the mid -50's, learned about his genetic status nearly 25 years ago after several family members saw Alzheimer's progress.
She concludes that her work is to drive clinic clinical tests in Alzheimer in the hope that someone can take care of her brain.
This is intended to get a dock new drugs (Lekanemab and OwnerMab) on the market.
The two monoclonal antibodies Lecanemab and donanemab are eliminated by the sticky amyloid plates of the brain, a sign of Alzheimer's.
"Someone Apoe-4-4, perhaps an amyloid says, he said.
As such, Watson focuses on experimental medicine, which means to people with two copies of APOE4.The pill tested in some patients in the centers are designed to interrupt the process that causes the amyloid bands rather than removing the previously formed.
Watson says, "This unique compound has actually shown significant searches."
This drug made by Alzheh does not kill swelling or mental blood.This prevents the orphanage in relation to their memory.
But know signs of anagust, have the signs of alleges and the signs of the sixth had already been handed over to know.
However, Watson thinks of Alzheon's medicine with potential.
Some seem to say that participants in medicine is "caught" instead of worse.
Wendy Nelson: Walking too much public
When the genetic test from 23andme showed that Wendy Nelson had brought two copies of the APOE4 variant, he was silent.
"I didn't want to tell anyone," he says."I really kept the results for myself."
Nelson, 54, is a PhD scientist in the biotechnology industry.So she knew what the results are.But she didn't know what to do with them.
He involved in the potential to protect his brain."I'm triathlet, a strong pedestrian I eat healthy," he said.
So if he knows his status in 2022, the only change he can stop drinking and starting cholesterol medicine.
Then one Broson links in Nelson communicate with dust in dementia and mental health.I asked a conversation.
"It was in the place where no one knew what my situation was," he says."But in my mind I thought. Well, who will ever see it?"
Many people have changed
Many quickly, Nelson knows in other pods, metal and alertly to this router.
Nelson gives a chance to teach the public about a genetic profile that can be a public face for the APOE4-4 community, millions of US people can affect millions of people.
And just a few weeks ago, Nelson was given the opportunity to meet the Food and Drug Administration officials to talk about Alzheimer's medication for people like her.
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