Associations of Lancet Commission risk factors for Alzheimer's disease with blood‐based biomarkers and mild cognitive impairment from midlife to early old age

Correlated Lancet Commission risk factors when considered together, accounted for relatively little of the variance in plasma NfL, GFAP, or MCI in men across 6 years from late midlife to early old age. The modifiable risk factors contributed more strongly than APOE and/or age. Top predictors for biomarkers and MCI were similar (glucose, BMI, PM2.5, education) illustrating the importance of modifiable health and environmental factors. These results highlight the complex health and lifestyle etiologies of AD-related plasma biomarkers and may signal areas of opportunity for early intervention.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz70860_105091
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Dementia and Cognitive Impairment Research
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Associations of Lancet Commission risk factors for Alzheimer's disease with blood‐based biomarkers and mild cognitive impairment from midlife to early old age

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Abstract

Correlated Lancet Commission risk factors when considered together, accounted for relatively little of the variance in plasma NfL, GFAP, or MCI in men across 6 years from late midlife to early old age. The modifiable risk factors contributed more strongly than APOE and/or age. Top predictors for biomarkers and MCI were similar (glucose, BMI, PM2.5, education) illustrating the importance of modifiable health and environmental factors. These results highlight the complex health and lifestyle etiologies of AD-related plasma biomarkers and may signal areas of opportunity for early intervention.

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