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TL;DR
The most pronounced gray matter atrophy in the type 1 diabetes group was in the thalamus, putamen, and frontal and temporal gyri.
JAMA Network Open · 14 authors, 9 centres
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The most pronounced gray matter atrophy in the type 1 diabetes group was in the thalamus, putamen, and frontal and temporal gyri.
The most pronounced gray matter atrophy in the type 1 diabetes group was in the thalamus, putamen, and frontal and temporal gyri. Brain aging was linked to worse psychomotor and mental efficiency, while the Alzheimer's-like pattern was associated with psychomotor efficiency and memory. The study's limitations include a predominantly non-Hispanic White population and a cohort that may not represent all individuals with type 1 diabetes.