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Global brain maintenance predicts well-preserved cognitive function: A pooled analysis of three longitudinal population-based Swedish cohorts

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Saana M. Korkki *
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Justinas Narbutas
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Alireza Salami
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Lina Rydén
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Grégoria Kalpouzos
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Micael Andersson
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Silke Kern
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Johan Skoog
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Eric Westman
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Ingmar Skoog
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Debora Rizzuto
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Lars Nyberg
DOI：10.1016/j.neurobiolaging.2026.06.002delete
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• Brain maintenance predicts better-preserved cognition across three ageing cohorts • Lower cardiovascular risk burden and absence of diabetes predict brain maintenance • No significant birth cohort effects on brain structure

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Neurobiology of Aging cover
Neurobiology of Aging
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