Yeah

... with a simple solution, and I think I'll pass the baton at that I was only, I was gonna say that we, we have learned like from fall interventions that multi-component interventions have been more effective because they're able to target more risk factors.

That's kind of the hypothesis for a lot of the, the trials, uh, such as POINTER and FINGER that are trying to address the multiple risk factors for Alzheimer's disease that we know exist.

I don't, I don't know yet whether we can pinpoint yet, you know, which components are most effective or, you know, or, or...

But it's appearing that, just as Laura said, having, um, more components at this early stage of this research seems to have-

Real quickly, kinda what did you do in your study?

So this was, uh, uh, targeting individuals with vascular risk factors, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, who were either had a family history of Alzheimer's disease, uh, or dementia, or, uh, self-reported memory complaints.

And it was looking at whether more intensive blood pressure management, a la the SPRINT protocol, basically, getting their blood pressure into the below one thirty, plus, uh, a high-intensity statin.