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Impact of work type and APOE-e4 status on cognitive functioning in older women.

Journal of women & aging - 1 Jan 2000

Lee Lisa J, Liu Stephanie M, Tabaza Raghad, Morin Ruth, Bennett Lauren

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Prior research indicates that APOE-e4 allele(s) and working without compensation may be independently associated with risk for cognitive decline. This study investigated whether the interaction of type of work (paid versus unpaid) and presence of APOE-e4 allele(s) was associated with cognitive dysfunction in women in mid- and late-life. Participants included 340 females (mean age = 74.7 years) from the...

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PMID: 38859631
DOI: 10.1080/08952841.2024.2361203

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