WHITE MATTER INTEGRITY UNDERLYING SUBSYNDROMAL DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS IN DEMENTIA CAREGIVERS

Stephen F. Smagula(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), Liang Zhan(University of Pittsburgh), Charles F. Reynolds(University of Pittsburgh), Richard Schulz(University of Alberta), Tamer S. Ibrahim(University of Pittsburgh), Tales Santini(University of Pittsburgh), Layla Banihashemi(University of Pittsburgh), Sarah T. Stahl(University of Pittsburgh)
Innovation in Aging
November 1, 2019
10.1093/geroni/igz038.3300
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