What does the research say about cerebello-hippocampal functional connectivity?

Cerebello-hippocampal functional connectivity

There are 2 papers on cerebello-hippocampal functional connectivity in aging research: 2 observational studies in people. The newest story, Nov 9, 2026: “Age and hormones linked to coordination of brain activity”.

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“in CBHP a better visuospatial index was linked to greater FC in females, while males displayed an inverse relationship”

Familial Risk for Dementia, Cognitive Performance, and the Human Cerebello-Hippocampal Circuit: A Study in the European Prevention of Alzheimers Disease cohortbioRxiv : the preprint server for biology2025doi:10.1101/2025.09.21.677596

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Age

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Age is linked with lower cerebello-hippocampal functional connectivity in humans.
“We predicted and found negative relationships between age and CB-HP FC.”
Humansbrainn = 138
Age and hormones linked to coordination of brain activity
Imaging neuroscience (Cambridge, Mass.)May 15, 2026

Dementia

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1 study

Dementia was not clearly linked with cerebello-hippocampal functional connectivity in humans (familial dementia history).
“Behavioral differences by familial dementia history were shown, although CBHP FC did not show effects here”
Humansfamilial dementia historyn = 857
Familial Risk for Dementia, Cognitive Performance, and the Human Cerebello-Hippocampal Circuit: A Study in the European Prevention of Alzheimers Disease cohort
bioRxiv : the preprint server for biologySep 22, 2025Preprint

Associations

Progesterone

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1 study

Progesterone is associated with cerebello-hippocampal functional connectivity in humans.
“We found lower CB-HP FC with higher levels of progesterone.”
Humansbrainn = 138
Age and hormones linked to coordination of brain activity
Imaging neuroscience (Cambridge, Mass.)May 15, 2026

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Imaging NeuroscienceMay 20

Age and hormones linked to coordination of brain activity

Brain scans and saliva tests in 138 adults aged 35–86 linked older age to generally lower coordination between two brain regions.Brain scans and saliva tests in 138 adults aged 35–86 linked older age to generally lower coordination between two brain regions.

Cross-sectional · 138 peopleMechanisms