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The Ministry of Health and Population confirmed that genetic factors play a role in the likelihood of developing Alzheimer's disease. For example, having a family history of the disease, such as an affected relative, increases the risk but does not guarantee the inevitable development of the illness. The ministry also pointed out that Alzheimer's is not directly inherited, meaning that genetic factors are among the contributing causes, but other conditions also play a role in the occurrence of the disease.
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