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Sleep Apnea in Later Life More Than Doubles Subsequent Alzheimer’s Disease Risk

Neurology Reviews. 2016 August;24(8):20

 

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The study was supported by the Byrd Alzheimer’s Institute. Dr. Bubu reported having no financial conflicts.

—Bruce Jancin

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