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Psychiatric Conditions Share a Loss of Network Flexibility

A Rutgers analysis found less dynamic switching among brain-network states across diagnoses.

Published Updated Story ID: mp-2026-07-22-019
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Summary

A Rutgers analysis found less dynamic switching among brain-network states across diagnoses.

The cross-condition pattern may help researchers study mechanisms that cut across diagnostic categories. It is a group-level imaging result, not a diagnostic scan for an individual.

Why it matters

A Rutgers analysis found less dynamic switching among brain-network states across diagnoses.

Limits and context

  • It is a group-level imaging result, not a diagnostic scan for an individual.

Key claims

  1. A Rutgers analysis found less dynamic switching among brain-network states across diagnoses.

    Qualification: It is a group-level imaging result, not a diagnostic scan for an individual.

    Evidence: source-2026-07-22-021

Sources

  1. Rutgers via Newswise: Brain-network flexibility in psychiatric conditionsRutgers University-New Brunswick via Newswise · official announcement

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