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What podcasts say about APOE4 gene

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What experts have said about APOE4 gene

6 statements · 4 negative · 2 neutral

  1. APOE4 is among the strongest genetic risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease.

    “The APOE4 gene is one of the strongest risk factors of getting Alzheimer's disease.”

    Listen at 1:20

    Open the episode · Most Replayed Moment: Alzheimer's Starts 20 Years Before Symptoms! How To Protect Your Brain Now
  2. Carrying APOE4 does not make Alzheimer’s disease inevitable.

    “But it is not a foregone conclusion that you're going to get it.”

    Listen at 1:27

    Open the episode · Most Replayed Moment: Alzheimer's Starts 20 Years Before Symptoms! How To Protect Your Brain Now
  3. One APOE4 copy raises Alzheimer’s risk two to threefold.

    “when you have a copy of the APOE4 gene, it raises your risk by two to three times.”

    Listen at 2:06

    Open the episode · Most Replayed Moment: Alzheimer's Starts 20 Years Before Symptoms! How To Protect Your Brain Now
  4. Two APOE4 copies raise Alzheimer’s risk tenfold.

    “If you have two copies of the gene, it raises your risk by 10 times.”

    Listen at 2:13

    Open the episode · Most Replayed Moment: Alzheimer's Starts 20 Years Before Symptoms! How To Protect Your Brain Now
  5. One APOE4 copy raises Alzheimer’s risk about sixfold in females.

    “one copy of the gene of APOE4 gene for a female raises your risk by about six fold”

    Listen at 2:30

    Open the episode · Most Replayed Moment: Alzheimer's Starts 20 Years Before Symptoms! How To Protect Your Brain Now
  6. APOE4 has no apparent effect without repeated head impacts.

    “and you're not taking headshots, you're okay. It doesn't do anything.”

    Listen at 1:41:12

    Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #179 with Josh Thompson & "Big" John McCarthy

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