Cortical thickness is associated with altered autonomic function in cognitively impaired and non‐impaired older adults
Feng Lin(Jinan University), Kathi L. Heffner(University of Rochester Medical Center), Duje Tadin(University of Rochester), Mia Anthony(University of Rochester Medical Center), Ping Ren(University of Rochester), Xixi Wang(Xuzhou Medical College)
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