Five-Year Study Tracks Brain Function and Cognitive Shifts After COVID-19
A longitudinal study following hospitalized COVID-19 survivors across five years found persistent cognitive difficulties, sleep disturbances, and altered functional brain ...
Tag: fMRI
Neuroimaging has mapped psychosis biology but still cannot guide treatment
A new editorial argues that reproducible brain-behavior mappings, not more case-control differences, are the missing link for precision therapeutics in ...
Brain’s Word Area Rewires Its Networks Depending on Task Demands
A new fMRI study in 20 Korean adults shows that the posterior and anterior subregions of the visual word form ...
Brain Network Fingerprints Under High Working Memory Load Distinguish Multiple Sclerosis Patients
A graph theory and machine learning analysis of task-based fMRI distinguished multiple sclerosis patients from healthy controls with 95.5 percent ...
Brain scans cannot reveal how well a person regulates emotions, large study finds
A preregistered meta-analysis of 40 fMRI datasets in 2,175 people shows that questionnaires, task ratings and amygdala down-regulation do not ...
Acupuncture for stroke: fMRI study links Xingnao Kaiqiao therapy to motor network reorganization
A small randomized exploratory fMRI study reports that Xingnao Kaiqiao acupuncture plus medication was associated with better early motor recovery ...
Brain scans link graded belief to the same doubt network as binary belief
An fMRI study of 29 adults found that uncertainty derived from graded belief ratings of conspiracy theory statements activated dorsomedial ...
Brain and Spinal Cord Scanned Together Reveal How Two TENS Modes Dull Pain
Simultaneous brain–spinal fMRI in 92 healthy adults shows high-frequency TENS produces localized treated-side analgesia while low-frequency TENS produces bilateral relief, ...
Prefrontal cortex activity fails to predict how well individuals regulate emotions, Nature study finds
An international fMRI analysis of 2,175 people across 40 studies found that prefrontal cortex activity during cognitive reappraisal does not ...
How the Brain Weighs Melody Against Meaning When Songs Turn Emotionally Ambiguous
A new review argues that song emotion emerges from dynamically weighted acoustic, lyrical, and vocal cues rather than a simple ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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