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Performance of the SmartMe&You serious video games for home telemonitoring is related to cognitive status and resting-state electroencephalographic markers in healthy and Parkinson’s disease participantsNARA Subscribed
GeroScience · 2026 · Springer
Claudio Del Percio; Roberta Lizio; Mina De Bartolo; Matteo Carpi; Giuseppe Noce; Susanna Lopez; Antonio Pio Afragola; Federica Fiorentino; Filippo Carducci; Veronica Henao Isaza; Paolo Barone; Arianna Cappiello; Federico Di Filippo; Dora Riemma; Giuliana Costanzo; Simone Cauzzo; Eleonora Fiorenzato; Francesca Vianello; Fabrizio Stocchi; Chiara Coletti; Laura Vacca; Francesco Infarinato; Paola Romano; Giacomo Maria Russo; Lorenzo Angeloni; Andrea Rosati; Andrea Baldas; Vittorio Luigi Diana; Delia Passalaqua; Maria Francesca De Pandis; Simone Marziali; Sabrina Tomassini; Franco Giubilei; Lavinia Narda; Angelo Antonini; Angelo Barone; Claudio Babiloni
Unsupervised serious video games on the SmartMe&You home telemonitoring platform may enable the assessment of cognitive fluctuations in older individuals, with or without cognitive deficits. Here, we tested their validity in cognitively unimpaired older adults (Healthy) and patients with mild cognitive impairment and mild to moderate dementia due to Parkinson’s disease (PDCD). Such validity was assessed using Mini-Mental State...
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Associations of IL-17 and TGF-β1 with physical frailty in older adultsNARA Subscribed
GeroScience · 2026 · Springer
Chiara Ceolin; Marina De Rui; Giulia Musso; Silvia Sturani; Adele Ravelli; Cristina Simonato; Franz Villanova; Sabrina Pigozzo; Luca Busetto; Angelo Antonini; Eleonora Fiorenzato; Martina Montagnana; Alessandra Coin; Maria Devita; Giuseppe Sergi; Filippo Augusto Barbini; Silvia Bettini; Carlotta Bortoluzzi; Simone Cauzzo; Marta Conforti; Alessandra Giannella; Gabriella Milan; Stefania Moz; Maria Laura Nasi; Anna Pilatone; Catia Pilon; Claudia Maria Radu; Milena Spoa
Background Physical frailty is a prevalent geriatric syndrome associated with reduced physiological resilience and adverse outcomes. Beyond classical inflammaging, age-related changes in immune regulation and tissue repair may contribute to frailty pathophysiology. Biomarkers involved in adaptive immune responses and remodeling pathways, such as IL-17 and TGF-β1, may help characterize the inflammatory-regenerative milieu assoc...
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Associations of daily step counts with cognitive, clinical, and resting-state electroencephalographic measures in patients with cognitive decline due to Alzheimer’s diseaseNARA Subscribed
GeroScience · 2026 · Springer
Matteo Carpi; Mina De Bartolo; Veronica Henao Isaza; Giuseppe Noce; Claudio Del Percio; Susanna Lopez; Filippo Carducci; Roberta Lizio; Antonio Pio Afragola; Burcu Bölükbaş; Federica Fiorentino; Angelo Barone; Arianna Cappiello; Federico Di Filippo; Dora Riemma; Giuliana Costanzo; Roberta Biundo; Simone Cauzzo; Eleonora Fiorenzato; Francesca Vianello; Milena Spoa; Fabrizio Stocchi; Chiara Coletti; Laura Vacca; Francesco Infarinato; Paola Romano; Fabiana Radicati; Maria Francesca De Pandis; Simone Marziali; Franco Giubilei; Lavinia Narda; Laura Ziccardi; Angelo Antonini; Paolo Barone; Claudio Babiloni
Sedentary behavior is a recognized and modifiable risk factor for cognitive decline and dementia across neurodegenerative conditions. This study used a smartwatch-based telemonitoring procedure combined with ecological cognitive assessment to examine whether step counts can capture sedentary behavior and its association with cognitive functioning in patients with mild cognitive impairment (ADMCI) and dementia (ADD) due to Alzh...
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Abnormal periodic and aperiodic resting-state electroencephalographic markers in Lewy body and Alzheimer’s diseases with cognitive declineNARA Subscribed
GeroScience · 2026 · Springer
Matteo Carpi; Antonio Pio Afragola; Mina De Bartolo; Susanna Lopez; Burcu Bölükbaş; Claudio Del Percio; Veronica Henao Isaza; Roberta Lizio; Giuseppe Noce; Lorenc Barjami; Filippo Carducci; Andrea Soricelli; Marco Salvatore; Franco Giubilei; Bahar Güntekin; Görsev Yener; Federico Massa; Dario Arnaldi; Francesco Famà; Matteo Pardini; Raffaele Ferri; Bartolo Lanuzza; Fabrizio Stocchi; Laura Vacca; Chiara Coletti; Moira Marizzoni; John Paul Taylor; Lutfu Hanoğlu; Harun Yırıkoğulları; Giovanni B. Frisoni; Sofia Cuoco; Paolo Barone; Marianna Amboni; Arianna Cappiello; Laura Bonanni; Anita D’Anselmo; Roberta Biundo; Simone Cauzzo; Eleonora Fiorenzato; Angelo Antonini; Fabrizia D’Antonio; Giuseppe Bruno; Francesco Infarinato; Paola Romano; Simone Marziali; Maria Francesca De Pandis; Claudio Babiloni
Lewy body disease (LBD) and Alzheimer’s disease (AD) are the most common causes of cognitive decline and dementia and are associated with characteristic alterations in resting-state electroencephalographic (rsEEG) activity. This multicenter exploratory study investigated periodic and aperiodic rsEEG features in patients with cognitive decline due to Lewy body disease (LBCD) and Alzheimer’s disease (ADCD), compared with cogniti...
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The Role of Cognitive Reserve in Protecting Cerebellar Volumes of Older Adults with mild Cognitive ImpairmentNARA Subscribed
The Cerebellum · 2024 · Vol. 23 · Issue 5 · Springer
Maria Devita; Giulia Debiasi; Mariagiulia Anglani; Chiara Ceolin; Ilaria Mazzonetto; Chiara Begliomini; Simone Cauzzo; Cecilia Raffaelli; Alessandro Lazzarin; Adele Ravelli; Alessandra Bordignon; Marina De Rui; Giuseppe Sergi; Alessandra Bertoldo; Daniela Mapelli; Alessandra Coin
The present study aims to investigate the relationship between cerebellar volumes and cognitive reserve in individuals with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). A description of proxies of cerebellar cognitive reserve in terms of different volumes across lobules is also provided. 36 individuals with MCI underwent neuropsychological (MoCA, MMSE, Clock test, CRIq) assessment and neuroimaging acquisition with magnetic resonance imagi...
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