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Accelerated brain aging is a risk factor for dementia, and resilience to normal brain aging is associated with cognitive preservation. Liu and colleagues explore plasma proteomic changes associated with brain aging and identify peaks of brain aging-related protein changes in middle-aged or older adults.
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