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Retraction of: Causal relationship between multiparameter brain MRI phenotypes and age: evidence from Mendelian

    Brain Communications
    |January 8, 2025
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    This article has been retracted. The original study is no longer considered valid scientific work.

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    • The article identified for retraction is DOI: 10.1093/braincomms/fcae077.

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    • To formally retract the previously published article.

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    • The retraction notice indicates that the article with the specified DOI is no longer part of the scientific record.

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