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Different hypothalamic regions in late-onset Alzheimer's disease and aging: involvement and links with cognitive and non-cognitive features.

Giulia Quattrini Martina Bocchetta C. Bagattini Silvia Saglia G. Bertazzoli Elisabetta Ferrari Mara Delai Martina Bulgari D. Brignani E. Canu F. Agosta C. Festari M. Filippi R. Gasparotti M. Pievani Annamaria Cattaneo Marta Bortoletto M. Marizzoni
Aug 2026 · GeroScience · 0 citations · 37 references
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This study provided a valuable insight into the heterogeneity of EOAD and LOAD, extending current understanding of the differential involvement of brain regions and highlighting the importance of hypothalamic involvement as a potential target for further investigation in conjunction with clinical assessment.

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