Inside Argentina’s Public Memory Clinic: A Decade of Dementia Care for the Poor
A ten-year study of Argentina's only public memory clinic in a low-income district shows how culturally adapted diagnostics, cognitive reserve ...
Tag: neuroimaging
Opening the Black Box: How Explainable AI Could Transform Schizophrenia Care
A sweeping systematic review maps how explainable artificial intelligence is being applied to schizophrenia diagnosis, prognosis, and monitoring, and outlines ...
Sudoku in the Scanner: Brain Imaging Reveals the Puzzle’s Hidden Neural Machinery
A systematic review of six neuroimaging studies shows Sudoku solving consistently engages frontoparietal executive control networks, metacognitive monitoring regions, and ...
When Stroke Strikes Without Cause: The Hidden Heart Clots of Cancer and Autoimmune Disease
A landmark patient-level systematic review of 236 cases reveals that non-bacterial thrombotic endocarditis causes multifocal strokes predominantly in cancer patients, ...
Early Menopause May Leave Alzheimer’s-Like Fingerprints on the Brain, Systematic Review Finds
A Mayo Clinic-led systematic review of 18 neuroimaging studies suggests that premature and early menopause are associated with regionally specific ...
Inside the Race to Treat the Deadliest Brain Vascular Malformation in Newborns
A new review synthesizes advances in fetal imaging, endovascular therapy, genetics, and long-term neurodevelopmental care for vein of Galen malformation, ...
Dystonia Rewired: How Brain Networks Explain a Movement Disorder
The shift from viewing dystonia as a localized circuit defect to understanding it as a distributed network disorder has profound ...
Enlarged Brain Choroid Plexus Emerges as a New Imaging Fingerprint of Metabolic Syndrome
A neuroimaging study of 211 adults found that people with metabolic syndrome have larger choroid plexus volumes linked to low ...
Late Preterm Birth Leaves Subtle Traces in the Adolescent Brain, Landmark Imaging Study Finds
A large ABCD Study analysis found that children born late preterm show subtle regional brain-volume and white matter diffusion differences ...
Childhood Brain Networks Mirror Adult Architecture, Landmark Study of 7,316 Children Finds
A landmark analysis of 7,316 children shows that by age 9 to 10 the brain's large-scale functional networks closely resemble ...
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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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