Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience
Healthy older adults’ hands became more alike in movement
Across two assessments averaging 4.5 years apart, 20 healthy older adults developed more similar hand movements; 16 with mild cognitive impairment retained that pattern.Across two assessments averaging 4.5 years apart, 20 healthy older adults developed more similar hand movements; 16 with mild cognitive impairment retained that pattern.
Cohort · 20 peoplePopulations
Who was studied20 healthy older adults, 3.5 years, against adults with mild cognitive impairment
What changedHealthy older adults’ hand movements became more alike over 3.5 years, while those with mild cognitive impairment remained symmetric
The catchTesting the right hand before the left could bias hand differences