Higher handgrip strength is linked to higher salience ventral attention functional network segregation in older adults.

Commun Biol · 2024 · PMC10881588 · PMID 38383572

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Indirect effects of the other salience/ventral attention network functional connectivity measures (i.e., segregation, intra-network functional connectivity, and right anterior insula connectivity to the right midcingulate/medial parietal cortex) on the handgrip strength-processing speed association were also observed, however, these effects only showed a trend towards significance (proportion mediated = 20.4–21.5%, p = 0.063–0.102) (Supplementary Data 7 ).

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showed a trendp = 0.063–0so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

Indirect effects of the other salience/ventral attention network functional connectivity measures (i.e., segregation, intra-network functional connectivity, and right anterior insula connectivity to the right midcingulate/medial parietal cortex) on the handgrip strength-processing speed association were also observed, however, these effects only showed a trend towards significance (proportion mediated = 20.4–21.5%, p = 0.063–0.102) (Supplementary Data 7 ).

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