And
brain scans confirm this.
Not exact matches
«Practice makes perfect, study
confirms: Researchers were looking at fMRI
brain scans of professional ballet dancers to measure the long - term effects of learning.»
Brain scans are
confirming that pain really is in the mind — and that means we may be able to stop it without resorting to drugs or surgery.
Less than a quarter of drug - resistant patients, however, meet the medical criteria for the procedures, the main one being a distinct site of origin in the
brain for their seizures (
confirmed with
brain scans and electroencephalography) that does not overlap with regions involved in essential functions, such as language.
Researchers suggest intensifying efforts to develop alternatives for PET
scans, which are now the only FDA - approved diagnostic to
confirm brain changes caused by Alzheimer's.
Since the current work was done in mice, O'Leary and Zembrzycki want to
confirm the link in humans by using
brain scans to measure the natural variation in the neocortical areas and search for potential links to disease.
The
scans firstly
confirmed which regions of the
brain are associated with reading: as expected, the visual word form area, which is known to enable people to link sounds with written symbols, became active during reading, demonstrating that it plays an important role.
However, the authors note this is unlikely as the results lasted for a year and were
confirmed with the
brain activity
scans.
For the study, researchers conducted
brain scans on 37 healthy smokers (those who smoke more than 10 cigarettes a day) ages 19 to 61 using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in two different sessions: 24 hours after biochemically
confirmed abstinence and after smoking as usual.
Varun Warrier added: «We now need to
confirm these results using new genetic and
brain scan data so as to understand how exactly gene activity and thickness of the cortex are linked in autism.»
In the study, 2,100 people with mild dementia and evidence of amyloid in the
brain confirmed by PET
scans were randomly assigned to solanezumab or placebo.
In April 2012, an MRI
scan found what a surgeon later
confirmed: I have an inoperable
brain tumour that was giving me mild epileptic seizures.
Imaging of the
brain via CT
scan or MRI is required to
confirm the presence of such a tumour.
In April 2012, an MRI
scan found what a surgeon later
confirmed: I have an inoperable
brain tumour that was giving me mild epileptic seizures.
In fact,
brain scan studies have
confirmed what doctors have suspected for years: people are only capable...
In April 2012, an MRI
scan found what a surgeon later
confirmed: I have an inoperable
brain tumour that was giving me mild epileptic seizures.