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Elderly with high aerobic fitness maintain working memory via right ventrolateral prefrontal activation: A functional near infrared spectroscopy neuroimaging study
(Neuroscince 2018 2018)
Compensatory brain activation is associated with the relationship between aerobic fitness and working memory in the elderly
(fNIRS 2018 2018)