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Gamma band power

There are 2 papers on gamma band power in aging research: 2 observational studies in people. The newest story, Oct 11, 2026: “Non-flickering light may improve some memory measures in older adults”.

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Sequence encoding

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  1. sequence encoding is linked with higher gamma band power in humans.

    “high gamma power over midline frontal and posterior sites increased monotonically as items were added to the spatial sequence in both age groups.”

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    Event-related theta and gamma band oscillatory dynamics during visuo-spatial sequence memory in younger and older adults

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Journal of Alzheimer's Disease

Non-flickering light may improve some memory measures in older adults

A four-week randomized trial in 33 cognitively normal older adults found no measurable group-level differences in recordings of brain electrical activity.A four-week randomized trial in 33 cognitively normal older adults found no measurable group-level differences in recordings of brain electrical activity.

Randomized trial in 33 peopleInterventions
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