ey0020.6-16 | Food for Thought | ESPEYB20
A Van't Westeinde
, N Padilla
, M Siqueiros Sanchez
, S Fletcher-Sandersjoo
, O Kampe
, S Bensing
, S Lajic
Brief summary: This study investigated the brain structure in young adult patients with autoimmune Addisons disease (AAD). It found that patients with AAD had a 4.3% smaller total brain volume but no major differences in subcortical structures compared to healthy controls.Both short- and long-term disruptions in cortisol concentrations and rhythmicity affect brain structure development. Animal studies have shown that both pre- and postnatal disturb...