La primera tesi del grup d’investigadores: Active Aging, Healthy Aging? A molecular, brain volume and behavioral approach

Com a resultat de la recerca, estem contentes de presentar la tesi doctoral de l’Alba Castells Sánchez: Active Aging, Healthy Aging? A molecular, brain volume and behavioral approach. Aquesta tesi recull 3 dels articles publicats amb les dades de Projecte Moviment i inclou les referències de la feina ublicada en aquest camp de recerca. Us deixem els articles inclosos a la bibliografia per si fos del vostre interès. Esperem que en breu us poguem presentar altres treballs amb què estem treballant.

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