Ronald M. Harper

This study shows that intermittent hypoxia in neonatal rats reduces facial bone growth and increases sympathetic nerve activity, suggesting a link between breathing patterns and bone development.

This study examines brain connectivity patterns in epilepsy patients with and without SUDEP risk, linking cardiorespiratory rhythms to neural activity and SUDEP risk.

The paper examines sex differences in insular gyri responses to a cold pressor challenge using fMRI, finding greater right-hemisphere dominance in women and distinct patterns in men.