Papers by Y.-J. Yang

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  1. Alzheimer's & Dementia

    Diet-related blood proteins are linked to Alzheimer's risk

    Higher scores on a brain-healthy diet were associated with lower odds of Alzheimer's disease, with an odds ratio of 0.75, in 206 participants.Higher scores on a brain-healthy diet were associated with lower odds of Alzheimer's disease, with an odds ratio of 0.75, in 206 participants.

    Cross-sectional study of 10,228 peopleMechanisms
  2. Nature Neuroscience

    Genetic data highlight potential drug targets for Alzheimer's

    A Mendelian randomisation analysis identified 19 candidate targets in people of European ancestry and seven in people of African ancestry.A Mendelian randomisation analysis identified 19 candidate targets in people of European ancestry and seven in people of African ancestry.

    Mendelian randomisation in 111,680 peopleAlzheimer's disease
  1. BMC Public Health

    Higher neuroticism links to broad disease risks in Chinese adults

    In 25,041 Chinese adults, high neuroticism scores were linked to 1.17- to 1.81-fold higher risks of major physical and mental conditions compared to low scores.In 25,041 Chinese adults, high neuroticism scores were linked to 1.17- to 1.81-fold higher risks of major physical and mental conditions compared to low scores.

    Cohort study of 25,041 peoplePopulations
  2. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta General Subjects

    Chelating intracellular calcium reduces fibroblast senescence and eases lung fibrosis

    Treating cells and an in vivo fibrosis model with a calcium chelator delayed senescence markers, reduced collagen buildup, and dampened inflammatory secretions.Treating cells and an in vivo fibrosis model with a calcium chelator delayed senescence markers, reduced collagen buildup, and dampened inflammatory secretions.

    Experiments in animalsCellular senescence