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Association of sex steroid hormones with brain morphology and cognition in healthy elderly men.

Neurology - 22 Nov 2005

Lessov-Schlaggar C N, Reed T, Swan G E, Krasnow R E, DeCarli C, Marcus R, Holloway L, Wolf P A, Carmelli D

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BACKGROUND: There is inconsistent evidence of the presence and direction of the relationship between sex hormone concentrations and cognitive function in older men, and there is little published literature on the relationship of sex hormone concentrations and brain volume as measured by MRI. OBJE...

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PMID: 16301487
DOI: 10.1212/01.wnl.0000184512.08249.48

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