Gray matter

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Eye changes linked to brain shrinkage in Alzheimer's disease

A cross-sectional study of 181 people linked retinal changes to brain shrinkage, blood markers of Alzheimer's disease and cognitive impairment.A cross-sectional study of 181 people linked retinal changes to brain shrinkage, blood markers of Alzheimer's disease and cognitive impairment.

Cross-sectional study of 181 Alzheimer's patients and cognitively unimpaired controlsAlzheimer's disease

Limit: Brain changes could precede retinal changes rather than follow them

bioRxiv

Brain scan changes linked to vessel disease in squirrel monkeys

An animal experiment compared scans with brain tissue in young and older squirrel monkeys, linking an imaging measure to amyloid vessel disease and tissue injury.An animal experiment compared scans with brain tissue in young and older squirrel monkeys, linking an imaging measure to amyloid vessel disease and tissue injury.

Preprint: experiments in young and older squirrel monkeysBiomarkers

Limit: Whether the scan measure helps human diagnosis or treatment risk assessment remains untested

GeroScience

Age-related hearing loss linked to weaker brain connections

An observational study of 2,402 people, with a median age of 66.1 years, linked hearing loss to weaker connections between brain regions.An observational study of 2,402 people, with a median age of 66.1 years, linked hearing loss to weaker connections between brain regions.

Cross-sectional study of 2,402 peopleEar
Brain Imaging and Behavior

High blood pressure duration linked to brain tissue differences

A cross-sectional study of 487 people with high blood pressure and 165 controls found region-specific differences in grey matter volume across disease-duration groups.A cross-sectional study of 487 people with high blood pressure and 165 controls found region-specific differences in grey matter volume across disease-duration groups.

Cross-sectional study of 487 peoplePopulations
Brain Structure & Function

Post-menopausal women show larger brain regions in UK study

Brain scans from 4,098 women revealed greater gray matter volume and cortical thickness in specific regions among post-menopausal compared with pre-menopausal women.Brain scans from 4,098 women revealed greater gray matter volume and cortical thickness in specific regions among post-menopausal compared with pre-menopausal women.

Cross-sectional study of 4,098 peoplePopulations
Nature Communications

Brain regions reach their structural peak at different ages

In an observational study of 2,796 adults, a multimodal brain-age model predicted chronological age with an average error of 3.45 years.In an observational study of 2,796 adults, a multimodal brain-age model predicted chronological age with an average error of 3.45 years.

Cross-sectional study of 2,796 peopleBiomarkers
Journal of Alzheimer's Disease

Diabetes linked to altered gene co-localization in gray matter

In an observational study of 1,802 adults, diabetes was linked to altered gene co-localization with gray matter, while metformin use was linked to greater stability.In an observational study of 1,802 adults, diabetes was linked to altered gene co-localization with gray matter, while metformin use was linked to greater stability.

Cohort study of 1,802 peopleMechanisms
Journal of Evidence-based Medicine

Higher blood pressure is linked to larger brain structures

In an analysis of 1,012 participants, higher blood pressure was linked to larger deep brain volumes compared with blood pressure below 120/80 millimetres of mercury.In an analysis of 1,012 participants, higher blood pressure was linked to larger deep brain volumes compared with blood pressure below 120/80 millimetres of mercury.

Cohort study of 1,012 peopleMechanisms