Abstract
The authors compared hippocampal volume and cortical gray matter thickness in areas affected by Alzheimer disease (AD) in 105 patients with AD and 125 controls divided into young-old and very-old subgroups. Patterns of AD-related cognitive impairment and brain atrophy were less salient in the very-old than in the young-old. See p. 713 From editorialist Rhoda Au: “The analysis by Stricker et al. provides further evidence that even in the oldest decades of life, unique developmental changes must translate into age-specific application and methods.” See p. 706 β-Blockers increased variability in systolic …
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