MRIs are among the most accurate imaging tests used to diagnose brain tumors, and MRI-based monitoring of tumors guides critical treatment decisions. The clinical standard for measuring tumors often relies on either subjective evaluation or simplified two-dimensional (2D) measurements.
Andreas Rauschecker, MD, PhD, and Pierre Nedelec are first authors of “Neurocognitive and brain structure correlates of reading and television habits in early adolescence,” published in Scientific Reports, with senior author Leo Sugrue, MD, PhD. By analyzing brain scans (MRI) and cognitive tests…
