Study Suggests Broad Brain Changes Drive Age-Related Memory Decline
A large-scale study utilizing over 10,000 brain MRI scans indicates that memory decline with age is not solely attributable to hippocampus damage. Instead, the research suggests that widespread structural alterations across multiple interconnected brain regions contribute to this process. Published in Nature Communications, these findings offer new perspectives on healthy brain aging and challenge previous theories.
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