Beta power

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Neurodegenerative disease

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  1. Neurodegenerative disease decreases beta power in humans.

    “PD, AD, and ALS groups all showed reductions in beta power and slowing of oscillatory activity compared to matched HC.”

    Humanscompared to healthy controls

    Divergence of cortical neurophysiology across different neurodegenerative disorders compared to healthy ageing

    Progress in neurobiology4 Dec 2025

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Brain recordings in awake mice revealed higher excitation, altered electrical rhythms, and less distinct smell signals in the olfactory bulb of older animals.Brain recordings in awake mice revealed higher excitation, altered electrical rhythms, and less distinct smell signals in the olfactory bulb of older animals.

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Distracted driving slows emergency braking in older adults

In a driving simulator, dual-demand trials slowed older drivers' braking to 776 ms versus 605 ms in younger adults, with error rates reaching 11.67% compared to 3.04%.In a driving simulator, dual-demand trials slowed older drivers' braking to 776 ms versus 605 ms in younger adults, with error rates reaching 11.67% compared to 3.04%.

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