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Sex difference in brain reserve of working memory among older adults.
Working memory is one of the core cognitive functions that declines in older adulthood. Brain reserve (BR) refers to neurobiological status of the brain that supports cognition, offering a valuable neurostructural framework for understanding working memory decline among older adults. However, most e
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