An estimate of the longitudinal pace of aging from a single brain scan predicts dementia conversion, morbidity, and mortality
Ethan T. Whitman(Duke University), Tracy R. Melzer(University of Canterbury), Sandhya Ramrakha(University of Otago), Maxwell L. Elliott(Harvard University), Avshalom Caspi(Duke University), Benjamin Williams(King's College London), Tim Anderson(Ara Institute of Canterbury), David Ireland(Dunedin Public Hospital), Reremoana Theodore(University of Otago), Ahmad R. Hariri(Duke University), Annchen R. Knodt(Duke University), Wickliffe C. Abraham(Dunedin Public Hospital), Terrie E. Moffitt(Duke University), Karen Sugden(King's College London), Sean Hogan(University of Otago), Nick Cutfield(University of Otago)
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