Tag: Brain
Living in Deprived Area Is Risk Factor for Cognitive Dysfunction
Area-level deprivation factors independently tied to cognitive dysfunction risk in older adults
Cognitive Disability Most Prevalent Type in Young Adults
Disability-specific disparities prevalent in access to health care, especially for young, middle-aged adults
Cerebral Blood Flow Changes in Pediatric Patients With CKD
Pediatric patients with CKD showed higher global CBF attributed to reduced hematocrit level
Feeling Young May Be Reflected in Brain Structure
Those who feel younger than their real age actually have less brain aging
Late-Life Blood Pressure Tied to Higher Number of Brain Infarcts
Odds of having one or more infarcts also increased with more rapidly declining SBP slope over time
Focused Ultrasound May Briefly Open Blood-Brain Barrier
Finding could be a game-changer for the treatment of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's
Compassion Training May Up Resilience to Others’ Suffering
Decreases neural responses in amygdala, regions sensitive to valence, empathic distress
Sleep Apnea Linked to Changes in the Brain in Older Adults
Disturbed sleep linked to increased thickness in right postcentral gyrus, pericalcarine, pars opercularis
Dynamics of Brain Volume Loss Vary With MS Progression
Limited reproducibility of estimates seen using different imaging methods
Amyloid PET Tied to Diagnostic Changes in Memory Clinic Cohort
Changes in suspected etiology and treatment post-amyloid positron emission tomography
