Heat Exposure Tied to AD Biomarker Changes in Women

Published Date: 16 Jul 2026

Long-term exposure to outdoor heat was associated with lower amyloid-beta42/40 and higher p-tau181 levels in older women, but not men, suggesting heat may influence early AD-related pathology.

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