Pregnancy physically changes the brain in expecting moms, landmark study finds
Becoming pregnant changes a woman’s brain, researchers say, in findings that could help doctors treat conditions developed by expecting moms. A group of national scientists have created the first-ever map of a human brain during pregnancy, identifying a decrease in the brain’s gray matter and an increase in its white matter.
New research uncovers dual brain maps for spatial planning, with potential insights into neurological conditions like stroke.
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Neuroscientists map how the brain transforms sensation into actionNeuroscientists have revealed how sensory input is transformed into motor action across multiple brain regions in mice. The ...
For the first time, scientists have observed the changes that occur in an expectant mother’s brain during pregnancy, revealing significant restructuring of numerous cortical areas. According to ...
Neuroscientist Bobby Kasthuri wants to do the near impossible: Map the entire human brain. That means identifying each of the trillions of neural connections that exist inside the mind—a number ...
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Pregnancy shrinks parts of the brain, leaving 'permanent etchings' postpartumA study tracks how the structure of the brain changes during pregnancy, drawing on brain scans gathered before, during and ...
In the brain's secondary motor cortex, researchers have discovered two distinct maps that play a crucial role in spatial planning and navigation. The research, led by Dr. Jeffrey Erlich ...
With maps of the connections between neurons and artificial intelligence methods, researchers can now do what they never thought possible: predict the activity of individual neurons without making a ...
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