Cardiovascular risk factors and APOE-ε4 status affect memory functioning in aging via changes to temporal stem diffusion

Keyphrases

• Cardiovascular Risk 100%
• Aging 100%
• Memory Function 100%
• Memory Performance 100%
• Lipoproteins 100%
• Temporal Stem 100%
• Hypertension 75%
• White Matter 50%
• Memory Scores 50%
• Structural Brain Changes 50%
• Older Adults 25%
• Genotype 25%
• Demographic Variables 25%
• Body Mass Index 25%
• Risk Factors 25%
• MRI Scan 25%
• Healthy Adults 25%
• Neuropsychological Assessment 25%
• Age-related Cognitive Impairment 25%
• Dual Effect 25%
• Inconsistent Results 25%
• Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (dMRI) 25%
• Sex Effect 25%
• With Memory 25%
• Path Modeling 25%
• Reduced Memory 25%
• High Body Mass Index 25%
• Obesity-related Hypertension 25%
• Risk Impact 25%
• Diffusion Measure 25%

Psychology

• Body Mass Index 100%
• Neuropsychological Assessment 50%
• Memory Impairment 50%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 50%
• Demographic Variable 50%

Neuroscience

• Apolipoprotein 100%
• Body Mass Index 50%
• Memory Disorder 25%
• Diffusion MRI 25%
• Neuropsychological Assessment 25%