https://newatlas.com/medical/brains-bigger-reduced-dementia-risk/
"Bigger brains suggest better brain health and cognitive function. And since the 1930s, our brains have been growing in size. Now, a new study shows how this is affecting our risk of developing dementia, particularly Alzheimer's disease."
While the study focused on a different disease, maybe the increase in brain volume is a factor in susceptibility to ME. The study has data on the sizes of different brain regions and the ratio of grey and white matter. I suppose the problem with looking for correlations with ME is that the data on how many people actually had/have ME is so poor.
"Bigger brains suggest better brain health and cognitive function. And since the 1930s, our brains have been growing in size. Now, a new study shows how this is affecting our risk of developing dementia, particularly Alzheimer's disease."
While the study focused on a different disease, maybe the increase in brain volume is a factor in susceptibility to ME. The study has data on the sizes of different brain regions and the ratio of grey and white matter. I suppose the problem with looking for correlations with ME is that the data on how many people actually had/have ME is so poor.