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  1. White matter hyperintensities decrease cortical thickness in humans.

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    White matter changes accelerate cortical thinning more in men · Human brain mapping · 29 Sep 2026

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Geriatrics & Gerontology InternationalHumans

Cortical surface areas link to fall-related fracture odds

Larger caudal anterior cingulate area linked to lower simple-fall fracture odds (OR 0.95), while larger insula area linked to higher odds (OR 1.05).Larger caudal anterior cingulate area linked to lower simple-fall fracture odds (OR 0.95), while larger insula area linked to higher odds (OR 1.05).

Human Brain MappingHumans

White matter changes accelerate cortical thinning more in men

Across nine years in 104 older adults, white matter aberrations grew 7.2% annually, driving accelerated cortical thinning that was more pronounced in…Across nine years in 104 older adults, white matter aberrations grew 7.2% annually, driving accelerated cortical thinning that was more pronounced in men than women.

Alzheimer's & DementiaHumans

WTC neurotoxicant exposure links to cortical thinning

In 218 responders and controls aged 44 to 65, cortical thickness was associated with the WTC exposure severity index at R = -0.38.In 218 responders and controls aged 44 to 65, cortical thickness was associated with the WTC exposure severity index at R = -0.38.