There has been little consensus over the existence of sex-related neurochemical differences in the human brain. This analysis reveals a significant difference in tCho/tCr in the posterior cingulate gyrus of males and females of a large age range. These results indicate that sex should be considered in study recruitment, disease progression, and treatment following injury.
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