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This study shows aging causes two shifts in brain lateralization: reduced language lateralization and increased memory lateralization, linked to language performance decline.

This study identifies white matter changes and neurocognitive transitions in middle-aged adults associated with lexical production decline, highlighting age-related shifts in compensatory strategies.

The paper constructs a task-related functional connectome of language using fMRI data from 150 adults, identifying crucial subnetworks, flexibility, and variability in language processing.

The paper introduces a new protocol called GE2REC to interactively map language and memory networks using MRI in healthy participants, showing robust activation of relevant brain regions.