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Genetically increased serum calcium levels reduce Alzheimer’s disease risk

2018-01-27

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IMPORTANCE Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the leading cause of disability in the elderly. It has been a long time about the calcium hypothesis of AD on the basis of emerging evidence since 1994. However, most studies focused on the association between calcium homeostasis and AD, and concerned the intracellular calcium concentration. Only few studies reported reduced serum calcium levels in AD. Until now, it remains u...

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ac677c68-ef76-578b-b31e-dc9547a93f20
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10.1101/255059
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