Maria Natasha Rajah

This study identifies carotid intraplaque hemorrhage as an independent predictor of asymmetric white matter lesion pathology in older men, highlighting a novel imaging marker for stroke risk.

The paper examines how changes in functional connectivity during rest and task relate to Alzheimer's pathology and episodic memory in older adults.

The paper examines how precuneus activity during memory retrieval relates to future amyloid burden and cognitive outcomes in APOE4 carriers and non-carriers.

The paper examines how menopause status and sex influence age-related changes in spatial memory and white matter microstructure in midlife adults.

This study finds that females, but not males, show accelerated decline in spatial context memory after age 50, aligning with menopause.

This study assesses white matter hyperintensity severity using multimodal MRI in Alzheimer's Disease by analyzing signal measures from different MRI contrasts and their associations with clinical variables.

The paper examines sex differences in age- and memory-related functional connectivity using fMRI data from healthy adults.

This study examines the impact of MRI scanner upgrades and volumetric navigators on structural and spectroscopy indices, finding mixed reliability and changes in brain measurements.

This study shows that post-stimulus attention delays during memory encoding predict poorer associative context memory performance in humans.

The paper analyzes fMRI data from asymptomatic older adults to investigate how APOE4 genetic status affects memory-related brain activity during a spatial source recollection task.

This study shows older adults proactively suppress negative affect in anticipation of emotional stimuli, which explains their better memory for positive images.

This study examines how reserve and age affect brain activity during episodic memory tasks using fMRI and B-PLS analysis in a large adult sample.

This study investigates sex differences in brain activity patterns related to age and memory performance during spatial contextual memory tasks using fMRI.

The paper examines how age-related changes in cortical thickness mediate episodic memory for spatial contextual details across adulthood, finding age-specific mediation effects in different brain regions.

This study examines how family history and APOE4 risk factors affect brain activity and memory performance in middle-aged adults during episodic memory tasks.