Caption Shown are MRI scans of a Huntington’s disease (HD) sufferer’s brain (left) and a normal brain (right). In the HD brain, many brain cells have died and fluid (black areas) has filled in ...

the model was trained and validated on more than 3,000 MRI scans of cognitively normal adults. Unlike traditional cross-sectional approaches, which estimate brain age from one scan at a single ...

For years, researchers have debated how our brains consistently develop areas specialized for recognizing faces, objects, ...

the model was trained and validated on more than 3,000 MRI scans of cognitively normal adults. Unlike traditional cross-sectional approaches, which estimate brain age from one scan at a single ...

The high prevalence of asymptomatic changes on MRI emphasises that such features may not always be the source of pain in symptomatic patients and should not routinely be considered as pathological ...

the stomped normal distribution allows for a more detailed analysis by considering a wider range of values within MRI data, particularly in brain regions where the data distributions are flat or ...