Chronic subdural hematoma (CSH) affects mostly elderly subjects. Previously,
pathophysiological concepts suggested that CSH is secondary to degradation of subdural …

Background and Objectives Cardiovascular risk factors have a recently established
association with cognitive decline and dementia, yet most studies examine this association …

Theories of adult cognitive development classically distinguish between fluid abilities, which
require effortful processing at the time of assessment, and crystallized abilities, which …

On average, most aspects of adult human brains and cognitive functions experience decline
with age, yet individuals also differ greatly in how much decline they experience. This review …

Healthy aging is accompanied by progressive decline in cognitive performance and
concomitant changes in brain structure and functional architecture. Age-accompanied …

Abstract Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) studies have shown that cortical volume
declines with age. Although volume is a multiplicative measure consisting of thickness and …

Background High antiretroviral therapy (ART) coverage and viral suppression among
people with HIV (PWH) in Australia provide a unique context to study individual cognitive …

Obesity and sarcopenia are associated with cognitive impairments at older age. Current
research suggests that blood biomarkers may mediate this body-brain crosstalk, altering …

Longitudinal studies are essential to understand healthy and pathological neurocognitive
aging such as Alzheimer's Disease, but longitudinal designs are rare in both humans and …

Concomitant exploration of structural, functional, and neurochemical brain mechanisms
underlying age‐related cognitive decline is crucial in promoting healthy aging. Here, we …