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Sex-related differences in healthy aging: changes in neuroelectric brain activity reconstructed from resting-state MEG

2026-05-11

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Sex-related differences in the aging of the human brain were studied using large array of experimental data. The open archive CamCan was used as a source of data: the magnetic encephalograms, co-registered with magnetic resonance images of the head, were obtained for each of 434 subjects (ages 18-87 years, mean age 54.7 ±18.4): 217 females (ages 18-87 years, mean age 54.5 ±18.4) and 217 males (ages 18-84 years, me...

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2c62ca14-a564-59e8-83b1-3a11de75ea72
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10.64898/2026.05.06.723197
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