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A snapshot of brain and cognition in healthy mid-life and older adults

2022-01-22

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Deficits in memory are seen as a canonical sign of ageing and a prodrome to dementia in older adults. However, the nature of cognitive and brain changes across a wider aperture of adulthood is not well known. We quantify the relationship between cognitive function and brain morphology from mid-life to older adulthood, and the influence of age, sex, amyloid and genetic risk for dementia. We analyzed three observati...

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Literature Corpus work: dd792f12-517f-503f-bea3-ec4c1b0cc436
DOI: 10.1101/2022.01.20.476706

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