Hippocampal volume

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White matter hyperintensities

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  1. White matter hyperintensities have no effect on hippocampal volume in humans.

    Humanshippocampus9 yearsn = 104

    White matter damage is linked to greater cortical thinning in men · Human brain mapping · 29 Sep 2026

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Neurocognitive Speech Taxonomy

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  1. Neurocognitive Speech Taxonomy is associated with hippocampal volume in humans (r up to 0.28).

    Humanshippocampus

    Voice taxonomy detects cognitive decline and Alzheimer markers · medRxiv · 25 Sep 2026 · Preprint

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Neurology GeneticsHumans

GLP-1 receptor agonists link to lower stroke and Alzheimer risk

A cross-ancestry Mendelian randomization study of up to 1,812,017 individuals linked genetically proxied GLP-1 receptor agonist exposure to reduced…A cross-ancestry Mendelian randomization study of up to 1,812,017 individuals linked genetically proxied GLP-1 receptor agonist exposure to reduced risk of stroke and Alzheimer disease.

Human Brain MappingHumans

White matter damage is linked to greater cortical thinning in men

In 104 older adults followed for nine years, white matter aberrations grew 7.2% annually, tracking greater cortical thinning and expanded cortical…In 104 older adults followed for nine years, white matter aberrations grew 7.2% annually, tracking greater cortical thinning and expanded cortical area in men.

medRxivHumansPreprint

Voice taxonomy detects cognitive decline and Alzheimer markers

In 1,479 participants across three cohorts, a new voice taxonomy differentiated mild cognitive impairment with an effect size of d = −0.39 and tracked…In 1,479 participants across three cohorts, a new voice taxonomy differentiated mild cognitive impairment with an effect size of d = −0.39 and tracked cognitive change.