Scientists search for Brain's 'Error Signal' in anorexia using simple cap
NCT ID NCT04583774
Summary
This study aims to develop a simpler, cheaper method to study the brain in anorexia nervosa. Researchers are testing if a brainwave recording (EEG) can detect the same brain signals as a complex MRI scan when teens receive unexpected rewards. The goal is to create a practical research tool to better understand the biology of this serious eating disorder in future, larger studies.
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University of California San Diego
San Diego, California, 92121, United States
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