APOE4 STATUS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION
IN MIDDLE-AGED AND ELDERLY PEOPLE
Pavel N.A.1, Paun M.R.2, Matei P.V.1,2, Dutu I.1, Tudose C.1,2
*Corresponding Author: Valentin P. Matei, Associate Proffesor, MD, PhD. 2nd Ward of “Prof. Dr. Alexandru
Obregia” Hospital, Berceni Street no 10, Bucharest, Romania. E-mail: valipmatei@yahoo.com
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