Serum ghrelin is inversely associated with cognitive function in a sample of non‐demented elderly
Mary Beth Spitznagel(Kent State University), John Gunstad(Kent State University), John A. Updegraff(Kent State University), Andreana Benitez(Medical University of South Carolina), Ellen L. Glickman(Kent State University), Vanessa Potter(Summa Health System), Thomas S. Alexander(Summa Health System)
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