Orientation dispersion

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  • Humans1

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Physical activity

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  1. Physical activity is associated with orientation dispersion in humans (βlinear = -0.153 [-0.183; -0.122], p < 0.001).

    Humansbrainn = 4,188

    Effects of Physical Activity on Brain White Matter Integrity Are Region-, Dose-, and Age-Dependent: Findings From the Population-Based Rhineland Study

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Brain wiring links to different thinking skills with age

In 86 adults, brain scans showed widespread white matter changes, while older people relied on different nerve pathways than younger adults for executive tasks.In 86 adults, brain scans showed widespread white matter changes, while older people relied on different nerve pathways than younger adults for executive tasks.

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