You were in an accident. Maybe it was a car crash, a fall, a sports collision, or something that didn’t even seem that serious at the time. You went to the ER. They ran tests. The CT scan came back normal. Maybe a standard MRI too. The doctors told you there was nothing structurally wrong.…
The human brain contains billions of neurons communicating through complex electrical and chemical signals every second. Understanding how different regions of the brain function has long been one of medicine’s greatest challenges. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging, commonly known as fMRI, has transformed neuroscience by allowing researchers and physicians to observe brain activity as it happens. Unlike traditional MRI scans…