New analysis suggests tDCS motor learning results depend on individual biology
A new commentary argues that null findings in tDCS motor learning studies may result from ignoring biological sex and individual ...
Tag: neuroimaging
Dynamic MRI Protocol Tracks Oxygen Movement Across Human Brain Fluid Compartments
Researchers combined dynamic gradient-echo imaging with magnetic resonance fingerprinting to track and quantify oxygen transit into human surface cerebrospinal fluid.
RBD Status Classifies Parkinson’s Disease Subtypes in Small Cohort
A study of 20 early Parkinson’s disease patients found that REM-sleep behavior disorder status correctly classified 85% of individuals into ...
Simpler AI Models Predict Brain Age and Sex More Reliably
A multi-cohort study in Brain Informatics finds that a simple convolutional network outperforms complex transformers in predicting age and sex ...
Multidimensional MRI Uncovers Cellular Scale Microstructural Shifts in Aging Human Brains
A multidimensional magnetic resonance imaging study reveals that healthy human brain aging involves coordinated redistributions of cellular-scale microstructural phenotypes across ...
Stress in childhood linked to later binge eating, but brain networks may not explain why
Greater exposure to negative life events at age nine or ten predicted more binge eating symptoms two years later in ...
Adaptive Multimodal Brain Network Model Improves Cross-Site Autism Classification Accuracy
A cross-attention-guided graph neural network fusing structural and functional MRI achieves high diagnostic accuracy and cross-site generalization in autism spectrum ...
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 ...
Brain synchrony in frontal region tracks suicidal thinking severity in self-harming teens
Lower spontaneous neural synchrony in the right orbital inferior frontal gyrus was associated with more severe suicidal ideation among 64 ...
Odor Familiarity and Concentration Shape Brain Responses in Healthy Young Women
In an fMRI study of 63 healthy young women, researchers found that odor familiarity and concentration-based intensity shape distinct spatial ...
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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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