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Psychology, Health & MedicineHumans

Daily activity patterns alter cognitive links to widowhood

In 4,427 older Chinese adults followed across three survey waves, lower cognitive function linked to widowhood occurred primarily in passive and…In 4,427 older Chinese adults followed across three survey waves, lower cognitive function linked to widowhood occurred primarily in passive and television-dominant sedentary activity patterns.

Research SquareAnimalsPreprint

Silencing LCN2 eases postoperative cognitive deficits in mice

AAV-mediated knockdown of LCN2 in aged mice limited microglial inflammation, reduced neuronal pyroptosis, and rescued memory following surgery.AAV-mediated knockdown of LCN2 in aged mice limited microglial inflammation, reduced neuronal pyroptosis, and rescued memory following surgery.

Brain Imaging and BehaviorHumans

Brainstem volume links to better memory in midlife

In 198 adults aged 40 to 65, larger brainstem volume tied to better memory, with the strongest link seen in participants with elevated arterial…In 198 adults aged 40 to 65, larger brainstem volume tied to better memory, with the strongest link seen in participants with elevated arterial stiffness.

MaturitasHumans

Sarcopenia with metabolic syndrome links to cognitive decline

Their co-occurrence showed a 2.64-fold higher odds of persistently low cognition and 2.38-fold higher odds of rapid decline in 5,985 older adults.Their co-occurrence showed a 2.64-fold higher odds of persistently low cognition and 2.38-fold higher odds of rapid decline in 5,985 older adults.

GeroScienceHumans

Higher fitness links to lower cognitive impairment in frail adults

In prefrail and frail adults, top-quartile cardiorespiratory fitness was tied to lower odds of cognitive impairment (OR 0.15) versus the lowest…In prefrail and frail adults, top-quartile cardiorespiratory fitness was tied to lower odds of cognitive impairment (OR 0.15) versus the lowest quartile.