We found that the psychedelic, DOI, markedly altered neurovacular coupling in a regionally specific manner. This effect has grand implications for fMRI, for instance, neuronal vs hemodynamic measures of resting state function connectivity massively differed.
We found a psychedelic (DOI) altered neurovascular coupling and differential changed neuronal⚡️📉 vs hemodynamic🩸 📈 brain activity 🧠. These findings have grand implications for interpretation of psychedelic fMRI. https://t.co/SWlTBDOG64 @realJoshSiegel@adamqbauer@jordacular
@bencasselman @morris_lindsay5 Thank you so much, Ben! I couldn't agree more about wishing every kid had a place where they felt safe and truly seen and accepted. The camp organizers were/are
heroes.
@imagineptown Thank you for your kind words. Aside from teaching at Columbia, I teach a writing class at a community center near NYC and I teach 1:1 by phone & internet. Thanks again for your note.