Cortisol relates to regional limbic system structure in older but not younger adults
Abstract
We investigated if the relationship between age and regional limbic system brain structure would be moderated by diurnal cortisol output and diurnal cortisol slope. Participants aged 23–83 years collected seven salivary cortisol samples each day for 10 consecutive days and underwent magnetic resonance imaging. Age, sex, cortisol, and an age x cortisol interaction were tested as predictors of hippocampal and amygdalar volume and caudal and...
Paper Details
Title
Cortisol relates to regional limbic system structure in older but not younger adults
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
101
Pages
111 - 120
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