Research on age‐related memory alterations traditionally targets individuals aged≥ 65
years. However, recent studies emphasize the importance of early aging processes. We …

Healthy aging is accompanied by a decline in spatial working memory that is related to
functional cerebral changes within the spatial working memory network. In the last decade …

Aging is accompanied by an impairment of associative memory. The medial temporal lobe
and fronto-striatal network, both involved in associative memory, are known to decline …

Recent research on aging has established important links between the neurobiology of
normal aging and age-related decline in episodic memory, yet the exact nature of this …

Several recent studies using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) during
recognition memory tests have suggested that the ability to neuromodulate as a function of …

Memory for face–name associations is an important type of memory in our daily lives, and
often deteriorates in older adults. Although difficulty retrieving face–name associations is …

Older adults show declines in spatial memory, although the extent of these alterations is not
uniform across the healthy older population. Here, we investigate the stability of neural …

Spatiotemporal and recognition memory are affected by aging in humans and macaque
monkeys. To investigate whether these deficits are coupled with atrophy of memory-related …

The world's population is aging at an unprecedented rate, because the number of people
aged over 60 will rise from 784 million in 2011 to 2 billion by 2050. Such a dramatic increase …

Behavioral evidence suggests that memory for context (ie, source memory) is more
vulnerable to age-related decline than item memory. It is not clear, however, whether this …