If you start to look at food labels more carefully, what you'll find is some version of sugar, and if you find ose, o-s-e at the end of something, that means it's a sugar.
What really shook up the world's neurologists, though, was the Duke team's finding that people born with two copies of the E-4 version of apo E developed Alzheimer's symptoms an average of 20 years earlier in life than those born with an E-2 version.