Titlebook: Aging and Recovery of Function in the Central Nervous System; Stephen W. Scheff Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 Alzheimer.age.aging.

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Childhood Stress, Trauma and Synapse Lossead and diverse nature of the functional changes that may be associated with aging underscores the complexity of the aging process. This complexity has served to reinforce the notion that aging, and the rate of aging, are products of some genetic program-environment interaction.

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Vignettes of an Australian Childhoodain can markedly shorten lifespan (Ordy .., 1967; Samorajski .., 1970; Rolsten .., 1973). But, on the other hand, the brain changes resulting from irradiation procedures are widespread and shed little light upon the contributions of different brain areas to aging and age-related pathology. Moreover,

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Childhood Stress, Trauma and Synapse Lossring the aging process, widespread and heterogeneous changes may occur in a variety of functions including cognitive, mental, sensory, motor, metabolic, autonomic, and/or endocrine function. In spite of the fact that a variety of functions may be affected during the aging process, there are tremendo

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