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Thigh Fat to Muscle Ratio on MRI is Related to Alzheimer’s Disease Neurodegeneration in Midlife Obesity

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Study shows thigh fat-to-muscle ratio is associated with cortical thickness in Alzheimer disease, suggesting its role in early risk assessment.

Higher thigh fat-to-muscle ratio correlates with reduced cortical thickness in Alzheimer's-related brain regions.
Weight and insulin resistance are positively correlated with increased thigh fat-to-muscle ratio and cognitive decline.
Analysis controlled for age and sex, highlighting the precision of MRI in assessing brain health.
Identifying high thigh fat-to-muscle ratio could enable targeted interventions to improve metabolic health in midlife.

Naghashzadeh et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Study shows thigh fat-to-muscle ratio is associated with cortical thickness in Alzheimer disease, suggesting its role in early risk assessment.

Higher thigh fat-to-muscle ratio correlates with reduced cortical thickness in Alzheimer's-related brain regions.
Weight and insulin resistance are positively correlated with increased thigh fat-to-muscle ratio and cognitive decline.
Analysis controlled for age and sex, highlighting the precision of MRI in assessing brain health.
Identifying high thigh fat-to-muscle ratio could enable targeted interventions to improve metabolic health in midlife.

Naghashzadeh et al. (2025) studied this question.

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