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The heterogeneous treatment effects of statins on dementia: a target trial emulation with causal machine learning using integrated genetic and real‐world data

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The heterogeneous treatment effects of statins on dementia: a target trial emulation with causal machine learning using integrated genetic and real‐world data

A study emulating a clinical trial using UK Biobank data investigated whether statins have a differential effect on dementia risk based on genetic >

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This research introduces a precision medicine approach to a common medication, suggesting that genetic profiling could identify which patients with diabetes and high cardiovascular risk are most likely to gain cognitive protection from statins. For clinicians managing complex diabetic patients, this points toward a future where treatment decisions for common comorbidities could be stratified by genetic susceptibility, potentially improving long-term neurological outcomes in an aging population.


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