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Alzheimer's disease is not a sex-linked condition; it is primarily influenced by genetic and environmental factors. While certain genetic mutations associated with early-onset Alzheimer's are located on chromosomes, they are not linked to sex chromosomes (X or Y). The most common form, late-onset Alzheimer's, involves multiple genes and is affected by age and lifestyle rather than being directly tied to sex-linked inheritance. Thus, Alzheimer's affects individuals regardless of their sex.

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