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Newly identified MRI biomarkers reveal physical brain changes from cognitive training, study finds
A new neuroimaging study published in the journal Brain Imaging and Behavior provides some of the first evidence that strengthening your brain health through daily habits rewires its physical architecture.
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A neuroimaging study published in *Brain Imaging and Behavior* shows that daily brain‑health habits can physically rewire the brain. Researchers from University Medical Center, UC Berkeley, and the Center for BrainHealth identified sex‑informed MRI biomarkers that track changes in an individual’s brain health trajectory over time. The study, co‑authored by Robyn A. Honea, Ph.D., of Honea NeuroPrecision LLC and Kansas University Medical Center, and scientists from UC Berkeley and the University of Texas at Dallas, provides early evidence that strengthening brain health through daily habits alters the brain’s physical architecture.
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