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Findings suggest genetic ancestry modifies APOE-related AD risk in Hispanics, highlighting the need for ancestry-based considerations in biomarker research.
These findings expand on prior studies suggesting that genetic ancestry modifies APOE-associated AD risk in Hispanic/Latino populations and highlight the importance of capturing ancestry-based heterogeneity in AD biomarker research.
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