Multi-Organ MRI Unveils Myriad Connections Between Heart and Brain
Dozens of structural features of the heart correlated with measures of regional volume, integrity of white-matter tracts, and functional connectivity within the brain.
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Dozens of structural features of the heart correlated with measures of regional volume, integrity of white-matter tracts, and functional connectivity within the brain.
The agency reiterated its earlier decision that traditionally approved amyloid antibodies will be covered if physicians enter data into a patient registry.
Among cognitively healthy people, amyloid load tracked with blood p-tau181 and tangles only in those with high blood GFAP.
Backed up, the cells never transitioned into a disease-associated state, shirking their plaque compaction and synapse protection duties.
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Scientists celebrated LaDu's scientific and academic career at Chicago memorial.
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