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Multimodal MRI prediction of cognitive functioning across the lifespan: separating between-person differences from within-person changes

2026-03-18

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Brain MRI shows promise for predicting cognitive functioning, but its utility depends on its capacity to capture stable between-person differences (e.g., patient stratification), longitudinal within-person changes (e.g., prognosis, treatment monitoring), or both. Using longitudinal data from 450 adults (aged 21-90; up to three waves, five years apart) in the Dallas Lifespan Brain Study, we benchmarked five modalit...

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10.64898/2026.03.15.711457
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