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Men’s Brains Shrink Faster Than Women’s With Age but Scientists Still Can’t Explain the Alzheimer’s Gap
Men’s brains shrink faster with age, yet women remain far more likely to develop Alzheimer’s — and no one fully knows why.
Women are far more likely than men to end up with Alzheimer's disease (AD). This may, at least partially, be due to women's longer average lifespans, but many scientists think there is probably more ...
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Sex-specific differences in blood-brain barrier may elucidate why women face greater depression risk
Women are affected by severe depression twice as often as men. The reasons for this have not yet been fully clarified. One ...
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Male Brains Shrink Faster Than Female Brains, Study Finds
New evidence has found that male brains really may shrink faster than female brains with age. Among 4,726 participants with ...
Previous research investigating sex differences in brain ageing has shown mixed results, Ravndal adds. Several studies have ...
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Exploring the link between leaky blood-brain barrier and major depressive disorder
Women are affected by severe depression twice as often as men. The reasons for this have not yet been fully clarified.
In the US, men on average die 5.8 years earlier than women. A new study offers evolutionary insights into the death gap ...
Women are twice as likely as men to develop Alzheimer's disease (AD) and multiple sclerosis (MS), and two-thirds experience ...
Are men less likely to hear babies crying at night? Is this a biological difference in hearing sensitivity, or something else ...
People with poor sleep have brain ages that are an average of 1 year older than their chronological age, a new study has ...
It’s well-known that women are more likely to suffer from depression than men. A new study has now revealed that the genetic ...
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