Demonstrations that grip strength has predictive power in relation to a range of health
conditions—even when these are assessed decades later—has motivated claims that hand …

Introduction: Non-invasive measurements of brain activity have an important role to play in
understanding driving ability. The current study aimed to identify the neural underpinnings of …

Peak performances in different life domains are often achieved by healthy young-or middle-
aged adults and are partly based on their executive functions. The extensive literature on …

Inhibitory control or the ability to refrain from incorrect responses is a critical executive
function known to diminish during aging. Imaging studies have elucidated cerebral changes …

From birth through old age, individual human beings are at least somewhat predictable.
Some 5-year-olds are consistently more fearful or more talkative than others, and so are …

Many studies have observed altered neurofunctional and structural organization in the aging
brain. These observations from functional neuroimaging studies show a shift in brain activity …

Healthy aging is accompanied by a decrease in cognitive and motor capacities. In a network
associated with movement initiation, we investigated age-related changes of functional …

Introduction: Age-related functional decline elevates the risk of car accidents. Whether
specific cognitive impairments and physical frailty increase the risk of car accidents is still …

It has been suggested that a distributed oscillatory system in the brain operating in the theta
(3.5–7 Hz) frequency range plays a major role in coordinating motor actions. The major …

Background. Increasing proportion of the elderly in the driving population raises the
importance of assuring their safety. We explored the effects of three different types of …