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Does gender play a role in Alzheimer therapy?

Gender differences Females lack a y chromosome and have an additional x chromosome in comparison with men, or vice versa. The consequences of these relatively minor genetic differences are enormous, even though these chromosomes carry only a relatively small proportion of the whole genome. The consequences are not restricted to biology, but indirectly extend to the emotional, social, economic and political life of women and men. Women and men differ according to physical appearance, body height and weight. Biological differences include brain size, body water, hormone levels, for example, estrogens and testosterone. A long list of emotional and cognitive differences between women and men has been described and long discussed. Under various socioeconomic conditions, women and men play different social roles. Very often, the living conditions of women are less favorable than those of men, for example, they receive less education and have inferior socioeconomic opportunities and chances. Women and men also differ according to nutrition and risk behavior, such as tobacco use. Males and females frequently suffer from different medical and psychiatric disorders. However, most remarkably, in all societies women often get older men.