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ρ P Value Age −0.023 .87 Race 0.202 .15 Sex −0.304 .03a APOE4 0.454 .001a Pulse pressureb 0.206 .14 VEGF −0.236 .096a BDNF 0.227 .11 Hemoglobin level 0.266 .07a Physical activity—daily oderate activity (min) −0.187 .20 3MS 0.199 .15