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Plasma inflammatory biomarker associations with Alzheimer's disease clinical stage and CSF biomarkers: evaluation of sex effects

Aug 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
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The findings identify a group of peripheral inflammatory markers associated with AD pathology and suggest that some of these relationships may vary by sex, warranting larger studies to clarify the role of sex in AD pathobiology.

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