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John S. Anderson on Frequency vs. Amplitude
I wrote this post to clear up confusion about frequency and amplitude, and give you a basic format for thinking about the EEG signal.

John S. Anderson
Apr 1014 min read
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Dr. John Davis Explains the Latest IQCB Guidelines
The IQCB guidelines formalize data collection, inspection, and analysis procedures to improve qEEG reliability and clinical acceptance.

John Davis
Apr 97 min read
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5-Min Science: Latest Findings on Alzheimer's Progression
The temporal and parietal lobes are the earliest affected, and the frontal and occipital lobes are the latest.
BioSource Faculty
Apr 65 min read
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Understanding the Differences Between ADHD and ODD: A Guide for Clinicians
ADHD and ODD are distinct disorders with unique causes, symptoms, and treatment needs.

Zachary Meehan
Apr 66 min read
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5-Minute Science: Network and Brodmann Area Dysregulation in ADHD (N=120)
ADHD is associated with hypocoherence in major neural networks, particularly the DMN, SalN, and AttDN.
Dr. Cynthia Kerson
Mar 126 min read
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5-Min Science: Thinking Doesn't Require Language Networks
Language allows us to share our thoughts and ideas with others, rather than being essential for thinking.
BioSource Faculty
Mar 115 min read
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5-Min Science: Integrating Biofeedback and Neurofeedback
Integrating biofeedback and neurofeedback represents a promising frontier in physiological self-regulation approaches.

John Davis
Feb 276 min read
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5-Second Science: Transient Ischemic Attacks Are Not Harmless
The medical community has mistakenly viewed transient ischemic attacks as relatively harmless events.
BioSource Faculty
Feb 262 min read
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5-Second Science: Environment Influences Mortality More Strongly Than Genetics
Environmental and lifestyle factors accounted for 17% of disease mortality risk, while genetics contributed just 2%.
BioSource Faculty
Feb 262 min read
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5-Second Science: Acetaminophen May Increase ADHD Risk
Fetal exposure to acetaminophen may increase the likelihood of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
BioSource Faculty
Feb 252 min read
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5-Second Science: Pupil Size Fluctuates As You Breathe
Pupil size fluctuates across the breathing cycle.
BioSource Faculty
Feb 251 min read
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5-Min Science: The Neuroscience of Aha! Moments
Insights arise abruptly through conscious and unconscious processing, often characterized by a sudden restructuring of perception.
BioSource Faculty
Feb 2110 min read
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5-Min Science: Positive Affect Therapy for Depression and Anxiety
Positive Affect Therapy (PAT) represents a paradigm shift in the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders.
BioSource Faculty
Feb 209 min read
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5-Min Science: The Power of Combined Therapy for Depression
Cuijpers and colleagues (2021) emphasize the importance of integrating psychotherapy and medication in depression treatment.

Zachary Meehan
Feb 184 min read
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5-Min Science: What You Should Know About Journavx for Acute Pain
Suzetrigine (Journavx) is a promising alternative to opioid analgesics for managing acute postoperative pain.
BioSource Faculty
Feb 145 min read
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5-Min Science: Could Early ADHD Diagnosis Save Lives?
The study found a significant reduction in life expectancy for adults with ADHD.
BioSource Faculty
Feb 126 min read
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5-Min Science: Demystifying the Insular Cortex
The insular cortex is your brain's integration hub for bodily sensations, emotions, and thoughts.
BioSource Faculty
Feb 817 min read
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5-Min Science: Intriguing Breathing Questions
The extended exhalation in sighing stimulates vagal nerve activity, promoting a calming effect on the nervous system.
BioSource Faculty
Jan 258 min read
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5-Min Science: The Gut Microbiome in Serious Mental Illnesses
Most studies were observational, making it challenging to establish causality between gut microbiota alterations and mental health outcomes.

Zachary Meehan
Jan 235 min read
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A New Approach to Defining Obesity
Rubino and colleagues (2025) have proposed a new classification system based on how excess body fat impacts an individual's health.
BioSource Faculty
Jan 2114 min read
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