OSA-related arousal burden could raise the dose needed for any sleep-mediated neuroprotective effect, perhaps toward 100 mg rather than 50 mg. This is the least supported development hypothesis because it depends on a long causal chain from OSA physiology to biomarker benefit in dementia and is heavily confounded by standard OSA care and endotype heterogeneity.
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