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Shrinking brains but healthy memory – does brain matter matter?

Brain shrinkage, a common symptom of ageing when people hit their 60’s, appears to have no impact on an individual’s capacity to think or learn, according to ANU research. EurekAlert

Shrinking brains but healthy memory – does brain matter matter?

Posted 21 years ago

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