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Nonmelanoma skin cancer is associated with reduced Alzheimer disease risk

Editors' Note: Friedrich Thinnes proposes an interesting hypothesis for the association between skin cancer and reduced Alzheimer disease risk. Willey critiques the statistical methods in the study by Martinez-Sanchez et al. on statins and stroke severity. However, both parties agree that no definite conclusion can be made before a clinical trial on acute treatment …

Friedrich P Thinnes

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