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Research by Topic: personalized medicine
Brain signals improve the efficacy of behavioral interventions
Published November 21, 2016Biomarkers can help distinguish different types of features, but this past week they were used to predict who would respond to Pivotal Response Training, or PRT. Researchers, led by Dr. Pam Ventola at the Yale Child Study Center, looked at how the brain responded to a social or non-social situation as well as baseline features […]
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