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KDM6A Gene Linked to Alzheimer's, MS; Hormone Therapy Hopes

UC Los Angeles researchers discover a link between brain inflammation and diseases like Alzheimers and multiple sclerosis, attributed to the KDM6A gene on the X chromosome. Women, due to their double dose of this gene, are at higher risk, especially post-menopause. Hormone replacement therapy, which restores lost estrogen, shows promise in lab tests and patient reports. Experts advise midlife women to discuss hormone levels and therapy options with their doctors for better brain health and overall well-being. Checkout Solipillow.com

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