Imagine a beautiful garden with two types of plants: one type has asymmetrical flowers near the middle, while the other type has asymmetrical flowers towards the edges. In a similar way, researchers have used radiomic analysis to study the asymmetry of white matter (WM) in patients with primary progressive aphasia (PPA). PPA is a neurological […]
Published on May 5, 2023
Imagine your brain as a well-used library, bustling with activity and filled with countless books of memories. But as time goes on, the shelves start to deteriorate and the librarian struggles to recall where each book is stored. That’s what happens in aging brains. This editorial delves into the intricate mechanisms that take place in […]
Published on May 5, 2023
Imagine you’re trying to balance on a moving subway train. Your brain is working hard to keep your body stable and prevent you from falling. Now, imagine doing the same thing when you’re older. As we age, our ability to maintain balance becomes more challenging, leading to an increased risk of falls. In this study, […]
Published on May 5, 2023