Cognitive Training Less Effective in Healthy Older Adults with Beta-Amyloid Deposits (IMAGE)

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Cognitive Training Less Effective in Healthy Older Adults with Beta-Amyloid Deposits

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Figure 1. Whereas intense cognitive training improves cognition in healthy older adults the maintenance of cognitive training effects depends on how much amyloid healthy older adults individuals carry. 

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Image created by Gerard Bischof, Tim Fellerhoff, Kathrin Giehl, Alexander Drzezga, Department of Nuclear Medicine, University Hospital Cologne, Cologne, Germany.

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