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BRAIN-DISC: a novel analytical approach integrating data-driven brain pattern discovery with cohort studies for evaluating findings in brain modulation interventions.

Aug 2026 · GeroScience · 1 citation · 16 references
Medicine

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Brain-DISC provides a scalable framework for translating cohort-derived rsFC signatures into intervention settings to support both response monitoring and patient stratification in targeted BMI trials.

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