Corinne A. Pettigrew
Johns Hopkins University1 paperORCID 0000-0003-4264-275XOpenAlex
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Frontiers in Aging NeuroscienceHumans
Stronger rest-activity rhythms link to better executive function
Across 169 older adults followed over three years, stronger 24-hour activity rhythms tracked with better executive function and reduced risk of mild…Across 169 older adults followed over three years, stronger 24-hour activity rhythms tracked with better executive function and reduced risk of mild cognitive impairment.