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运动如何为中年女性认知“护航”：领域特异性效应与运动方式差异的新发现
Posted inClinical Updates Neurology OB/GYN & Women's Health

Exercise as a Cognitive Buffer in Midlife Women: Insights into Domain-Specific Effects and Modality Differences

Posted by By MedXY 11/03/2026
Regular exercise in midlife women moderates age-related cognitive decline, particularly in processing speed and demanding working memory tasks, with resistance training showing unique benefits for reaction time.
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Processing Speed as a Core Endophenotype: New Evidence from a 115-Study Meta-Analysis in Schizophrenia
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Processing Speed as a Core Endophenotype: New Evidence from a 115-Study Meta-Analysis in Schizophrenia

Posted by By MedXY 12/23/2025
A comprehensive meta-analysis involving over 10,000 patients reveals that processing speed impairment is a profound and central deficit in schizophrenia, showing an effect size of -1.52 and playing a critical role in overall cognitive dysfunction and functional outcomes.
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