The Relationship between Long-Term Blood Pressure Variability and Cortical Thickness in Older Adults
Daria S. Gutteridge(University of South Australia), Sharna D. Jamadar(Monash Health), Lawrence J. Beilin(The University of Western Australia), Amy Brodtmann(The University of Melbourne), E. Chowdhury, Robyn L. Woods(Monash University), John J. McNeil(Monash University), Christopher M. Reid(The University of Melbourne), Michael E. Ernst(University of Iowa), Catherine Robb(Imperial College London), Joanne Ryan(Monash University), Gary F. Egan(University of Melbourne), Hannah A. D. Keage(University of South Australia), Ashlea Segal(Monash Health)
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