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Childhood Trauma Made Teen Depression Networks More Random TL;DR: In 343 adolescents with major depression, childhood trauma was linked to less efficient brain-network organization, partial normalization after treatment, and an fMRI-based model that predicted…
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A study found that REM sleep deprivation significantly impacts brain connectivity, particularly within the default mode network (DMN) and between the DMN and other brain networks, highlighting the importance of REM sleep for maintaining optimal brain function.…
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The brain’s ability to inhibit unwanted thoughts and actions is crucial for self-control and mental health. New research provides fascinating insights into how low-frequency alpha brain waves and default mode networks are associated with individual differences…
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