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neurodegenerative diseases(passive) caused byhippocampal atrophy

the size of hippocampus , which is to saypreventhippocampal atrophy

This loss of neuron or death of neuroncauseshippocampal atrophy

the stress of being foreclosed upon totally illegally enoughto causehippocampal atrophy

Other conditions such a Cushing syndrome , post - traumatic stress , depression and encephalitiscan also causehippocampal atrophy

high brain stress hormone levels killing brain cells in a part of the two hippocampal regions of the brain and inhibiting the growth of new cells(passive) caused byhippocampal atrophy

a review study abstract exercise programcan preventhippocampal atrophy

AD traits and vascular lesions(passive) was caused byhippocampal atrophy

neuronal loss(passive) is ... caused byhippocampal atrophy

head trauma caused by a severe impact(passive) is often caused byHippocampal atrophy

Prolonged usewill causehippocampal atrophy

the over - activation of respective receptors for glucocorticoids and quinolinic acid ( QUIN(passive) caused byHippocampal atrophy

Skull injury or traumacan causehippocampal atrophy

P300 inhibitionpreventshippocampal atrophy

Vestibular losscauseshippocampal atrophy

high cortisol levels(passive) is caused byhippocampal atrophy

in addition to increased vascular brain damagecausedhippocampal atrophy

environmental aggression in the present patient with schizophrenia(passive) may have been caused byHippocampal atrophy

that status epilepticuscan causehippocampal atrophy

PTSDcauseshippocampal atrophy

P<0.05 Long - term Drp1 ablationcauseshippocampal atrophy

that triggers genesto causehippocampal atrophy

the APOE � ɛ4 allele(passive) caused byhippocampal atrophy

Therefore , if we can identify factors – whatever they may bepreventhippocampal atrophy

that have been shownto preventhippocampal atrophy

sure from thiscauseshippocampal atrophy

Ninety hrs of enjoying action online video game titlestriggeredhippocampal atrophy

electrometallurgical and Andrus black and grey king size comfortersetssinistrous atrophy

TBIcausedhippocampal atrophy

to impaired memory and learning throughout lifeleadsto impaired memory and learning throughout life

diseases and symptoms(passive) caused bydiseases and symptoms

from intraperitoneal haemorrhageresultingfrom intraperitoneal haemorrhage

the elderly diabetic mice(passive) was ... caused bythe elderly diabetic mice

in impaired cognition , a feature of depressionmay resultin impaired cognition , a feature of depression

memory deprivation and spatial disorientationcausesmemory deprivation and spatial disorientation

memory problemscausesmemory problems

to increased cognitive deficitsleadingto increased cognitive deficits

cognitive and memory dysfunctioncausescognitive and memory dysfunction

a decline in memory performancemay causea decline in memory performance

to hyperkinetic crises of parietal - occipital originleadingto hyperkinetic crises of parietal - occipital origin

to memory impairment in patients with AD ( 33–38contributesto memory impairment in patients with AD ( 33–38

in decisionsresultingin decisions

from a mixture of ischemic and degenerative pathologiesmay resultfrom a mixture of ischemic and degenerative pathologies

to glucose hypometabolism in medial parietal regions via the disruption of the posterior cingulum bundleleadsto glucose hypometabolism in medial parietal regions via the disruption of the posterior cingulum bundle

from local neuronal pathology,1 the mechanisms underlying glucose hypometabolism in the posterior cortex remain debatedresultsfrom local neuronal pathology,1 the mechanisms underlying glucose hypometabolism in the posterior cortex remain debated

to disruption of the cingulum bundle and uncinate fasciculus ... which in turn leads to glucose hypometabolism of the cingulate and subgenual cortices , respectivelyleadsto disruption of the cingulum bundle and uncinate fasciculus ... which in turn leads to glucose hypometabolism of the cingulate and subgenual cortices , respectively

from capillariesresultingfrom capillaries

in the system of excess levelsresultingin the system of excess levels

from chronic stresscan resultfrom chronic stress

in memory impairment sarcopenia ( the loss of muscle mass ) mood and sleep changes Additionally , cortisol levels decrease at night to allow us to restresultingin memory impairment sarcopenia ( the loss of muscle mass ) mood and sleep changes Additionally , cortisol levels decrease at night to allow us to rest

in cognitive declineresultingin cognitive decline

from FM mayresultingfrom FM may

from complement activation with subsequent irreversible neuronalmay resultfrom complement activation with subsequent irreversible neuronal

amnesia and disorientation(passive) caused byamnesia and disorientation

from excessive steroid exposuremay resultfrom excessive steroid exposure

from neuronal lossmay resultfrom neuronal loss

to contact dermatitiscan leadto contact dermatitis

in achieving your hand before the result of stutteringresultingin achieving your hand before the result of stuttering

in the abdominal wall musclesresultingin the abdominal wall muscles

depression , or vice versacausesdepression , or vice versa

eyeDeeply seteye

from the disease and standard and often helpfulresultingfrom the disease and standard and often helpful

from an important cause fitsresultingfrom an important cause fits

to memory , dementia , depressions , and Alzheimer ’sleadingto memory , dementia , depressions , and Alzheimer ’s

poisoningcan leadpoisoning

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