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Human brain recordings revealed distinct ultra-slow rhythms
An observational study of 175 people found age and sex differences in a rhythmic electrical signal that stood apart from background activity.An observational study of 175 people found age and sex differences in a rhythmic electrical signal that stood apart from background activity.
Preprint: cross-sectional · 175 peopleBiomarkers
Who was studied175 people
What changedBrain recordings revealed a distinct rhythm centered at about 0.1 cycles per second, separate from nonrhythmic background activity
The catchElectrical recordings indirectly represent the proposed blood-vessel motion