FRANK P. MCKENNA

This study uses fMRI to compare brain activation during a cognitive task between pediatric cancer survivors exposed to chemotherapy and healthy controls, finding altered neural activation and cognitive control deficits in the chemo-exposed group.

This study uses NODDI-Bingham to analyze white matter microstructure in pediatric cancer survivors and finds distinct microstructural and cognitive relationships compared to healthy controls.

The paper identifies a subgroup of individuals with autism characterized by elevated free-water levels and social difficulties using multimodal MRI clustering.

This study investigates the association between loneliness and hippocampal responses to dynamic social stimuli in individuals with and without psychotic disorders, finding a significant link that persists after controlling for confounding factors.