Longitudinal Changes in White Matter Hypointensities in Recurrent Late-Life Depression
Leigh B. Pearcy(University of Pittsburgh), Helmet T. Karim(University of Pittsburgh), Robert T. Krafty(Emory University), Sarah M. Szymkowicz(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Brian D. Boyd(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Layla Banihashemi(University of Pittsburgh), Olusola Ajilore(Illinois College), Carmen Andreescu(University of Pittsburgh), Ana Paula Costa(University of Pittsburgh), Bennett A. Landman(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Meryl A. Butters(University of Pittsburgh), Warren D. Taylor(Duke University)
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