Hello ApoE4.info Community, Being Patient has launched a genetics survey to understand better understand people's decision to get a genetic test, how it has changed your life and what type of information would you like more of. All answers are anonymous and we do not collect any personal information...

Adding to this thread with a recent article we just published on FN1 and implications for research, in case it is helpful https://www.beingpatient.com/apoe4-alzh ... ctive-fn1/

Here's the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqdHj4UxGU4

Hi @samanthacallow it hasn't happened yet and will take place next Tuesday, Oct 31 @930amPT/1230pmET. Please sign up here:

https://www.beingpatient.com/event/dr-m ... lzheimers/

If you cannot make it, we will publish the interview on www.beingpatient.com

Hi Everyone, I wanted to invite you to a live talk we are doing with leading neurologist Dr Marwan Sabbagh on genetics and Alzheimer's. We are going to do a deep dive into what AD genes like ApoE4 are teaching us about prevention and where the research is heading. All are welcome and come armed with...

Would be happy to interview Dr Tanzi again on this topic. Please email me at deborah@beingpatient.com and let me know what specifically you would like to know and we can arrange a live talk!

Hi Everyone, I am posting a recent article we did with Dr Ron Crystal, who is the pioneer behind gene therapy for Alzheimer's disease. He describes the latest trials with Lexeo Therapeutics (a company he founded) to try to apply reengineering ApoE4 to act more like ApoE2. The drug is currently in ph...

I thought this study was interesting. Sharing here:

https://www.beingpatient.com/apoe4-alzh ... YlE0KVmT4s

Researchers are making headway in explaining why people who carry the ApoE4 gene, the largest genetic risk factor for Alzheimer’s, are more likely to suffer from damaged blood-brain barriers. It was never clear to researchers whether the ApoE4 gene was responsible for the early malfunction of the bl...

Hi Friends, We just published a story on a recent study out of Stanford University on KL-VS, a new genetic variant thought to offer some protection against the risk of ApoE4. I thought you may be interested. https://www.beingpatient.com/gene-variant-may-prevent-alzheimers/ I hope everyone one is hea...