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Biopsychosocial and demographic predictors of functional brain network specialization and segregation across the adult lifespan

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Anita Shankar
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Madhura Phansikar
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N. McPherson
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Adam X. Gorka
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Baldwin M. Way
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Richard F. Betzel
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Ruchika Shaurya Prakash *
DOI：10.1016/j.neurobiolaging.2026.05.006delete
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• Functional brain specialization and segregation differ by age over the adult lifespan • Diverse biopsychosocial and demographic factors predict specialization and segregation • Machine learning, accounting for collinearity of predictors, yields novel insights • Functional brain specialization may reflect physical health more broadly • Women exhibit less age-related functional brain age-related despecialization than men
Keywords:
Functional brain specialization
Functional brain segregation
Adult lifespan
Biopsychosocial factors
Machine learning

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Neurobiology of Aging cover
Neurobiology of Aging
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The Ohio State University
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