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Measuring the effects of age on foveal surround suppression of contrast

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By Alex Wade, Heidi A. Baseler
| Wiley Online Library Verified
DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author, MTWS, upon reasonable request.
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Measuring the effects of age on contrast suppression

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By Martin Scott, Alex Wade, Heidi A. Baseler
| BioRxiv
Abstract The apparent contrast of a suprathreshold central stimulus can be reduced by a surrounding stimulus - a phenomenon known as surround suppression. When stimuli are presented at the fovea, this effect reportedly increases in strength with age. The underlying mechanism proposed for this age dependence, a change in the balance of inhibition and excitation in cortex, makes this phenomenon potentially interesting as a biomarker of neurological dysfunction.
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Feeling forgetful after COVID? New study shows the virus impacts short-term memory

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By Aziz Asghar, Abayomi Salawu, Heidi A. Baseler
| Marin Independent Journal Verified
Although it’s well known that COVID affects the respiratory system, it’s perhaps less well known that the virus can also affect cognitive function. Many people with COVID experience a phenomenon commonly called “brain fog,” which can include problems remembering, concentrating and performing daily tasks. Brain fog can also be a symptom of long COVID, where people suffer ongoing COVID symptoms for months, or even years, after infection.
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