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It seems this is not the first study. The introduction says >A Mendelian randomisation study has provided evidence for a potential adverse effect of higher cof
by tommiegannert 5y ago
It seems this is not the first study. The introduction says
>A Mendelian randomisation study has provided evidence for a potential adverse effect of higher coffee consumption on the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, with each cup of coffee increasing the risk by 26% (13). However, observational evidence is inconsistent, and of the 11 most recent longitudinal cohort studies on habitual coffee intake and dementia risk, five supported a possible protective effect (14–18), whereas six studies found no association (19–24).
... and it looks like we have a long way to go before there's a conclusion.