EP34 - Brain Activity Patterns After Trauma May Predict Long-Term Mental Health

from Women and Mental Health · host Andrew MacQuoid

An NIH-supported study revealed that patterns of brain activity following a traumatic event can help predict mental health outcomes, such as PTSD and anxiety, six months later. The research, part of the AURORA study, used brain imaging to identify different stress-related activity profiles, providing insight into personalized mental health care after trauma.

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