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Superagers Resist Typical Age-Related White Matter Structural Changes

29 Apr 2024

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Superagers are elderly individuals with the memory ability of people 30 years younger and provide evidence that age-related cognitive decline is not inevitable. In a sample of 64 superagers (mean age, 81.9; 59% women) and 55 typical older adults (mean age, 82.4; 64% women) from the Vallecas Project, we studied, cross-sectionally and longitudinally over 5 years with yearly follow-ups, the global cerebral white...

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PMID: 38684365
DOI: 10.1523/jneurosci.2059-23.2024

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