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Sex differences in APOE- and PICALM-related cognitive profiles in healthy middle-aged adults.

Front Aging · 2025 · PMC12835333 · PMID 41608351

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highly significantp < 0.001actually significant
In all cognitive measures, one-way ANOVA tests revealed highly significant group effects (all p < 0.001), with post hoc Tukey comparisons indicating that the “female better” cluster consistently outperformed the other groups on nearly all CVLT variables, similar patterns were observed for the RPM and EHI measures, although the differences between the higher-performing clu

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nominally significantno p-value reported
3.2.2 Better-performing cognitive cluster Several nominally significant associations were initially observed in the better-performing cognitive cluster, including interactions involving APOE , PICALM , age, and education.

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