Andrew Huberman· PhD
super agers maintain a volume a size of the anterior mid singulate cortex that is significantly greater than their ag- matched cohorts
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super agers maintain a volume a size of the anterior mid singulate cortex that is significantly greater than their ag- matched cohorts
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these people's interior mid singulate cortex does not atrophy
the anter mid singulate cortex seems to be hyperactive in these superagers as they're called
one of the brain areas that maintains or increases volume in the superagers is the anterior mid singulate cortex and there aren't many other brain areas that do that the anterior mid singulate cortex is the main site that can be tacked to this phenomenon of super aging
it turns out the anterior mid-cingulate cortex is larger or more active in people that are the so-called 'SuperAgers' that maintain cognition.