Bioengineer.org Subject of Research: Atypical neural and behavioral responses during live face-to-face interaction in first episode psychosis Article Title: A multimodal approach to identify atypical face processing in first episode psychosis (early schizophrenia spectrum disorders) News Source: Cassandra Pierce.
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Wojcicki died in August 2024 at 56, roughly two years after her diagnosis. Her husband, Dennis Troper, and her sisters Anne Wojcicki, co-founder of 23andMe, and Janet Wojcicki, a researcher, along with their mother Esther, walked through what happened and what they are…
Thanks to research by a group of experts from the Stanford University School of Medicine A group of experts from the Stanford University School of Medicine may have found a new clue about Alzheimer's disease (AD). The researchers reportedly used…
Total Body PET Moves From Scanner Promise to Clinical Proof Dynamic PET requires an arterial input function. Traditionally this has meant arterial blood sampling, a procedure that is invasive, technically demanding and unattractive for routine clinical use. The editorial notes…
A low tube voltage protocol combined with high-concentration contrast media reduces radiation dose during one-stop head-neck and coronary CT angiography without compromising image quality.
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