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Higher amyloid deposition and lower white matter volume in cognitively healthy seniors exceeding French alcohol recommendations
Background Older adults are particularly vulnerable to alcohol's effects. Our aim was to establish whether differences in neurocognitive health exist between cognitively healthy seniors, depending on whether they follow recent French health recommendations for stricter drinking limits beyond
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