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Hi Ragtop262

Because of my day job I have a reasonable understanding of AD.

"I have a very high risk of developing alzheimers."

If you would like to you could post the details of this genetic risk here (or by PM if you would prefer).

I would be happy to offer you thoughts about this.
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