Association between serum zinc and serum neurofilament light chains: A population-based analysis

Our findings demonstrate an inverse association between serum zinc levels and sNfL concentrations among adults in the United States. This relationship is particularly pronounced in individuals who are divorced, widowed, or separated.

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PLoS ONE
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2025-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0326042
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Trace Elements in Health
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Association between serum zinc and serum neurofilament light chains: A population-based analysis

Yang Liu, Ye Xu, Jun Wei
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Association between serum zinc and serum neurofilament light chains: A population-based analysis

Yang Liu, Ye Xu, Jun Wei
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Our findings demonstrate an inverse association between serum zinc levels and sNfL concentrations among adults in the United States. This relationship is particularly pronounced in individuals who are divorced, widowed, or separated.

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