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MIDB Researchers Support Breakthrough in Reliability of Brain Studies

This study is part of a broader MIDB initiative to curate and share large-scale neuroimaging datasets.
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New Study, Co-led by MIDB Researchers, Highlights Prevalence and Risks of Iron Deficiency During Pregnancy

Four MIDB researchers were recently published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
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U of M Research Finds Creativity Camp Improves Adolescent Mental Health, Well-being

Researchers found that Creativity Camp, a two-week arts intervention delivered as a day camp, had a positive impact on mental health.
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U of M Study Demonstrates Efficacy of Iron Supplements for Children Living With HIV

This finding paves the way for future research examining iron’s role in neurodevelopmental outcomes in children with HIV.
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New Research Consortium Receives $13.6 Million, Five-year Grant to Focus on the Neurocognitive Impact of Type 1 Diabetes in Children

Efforts to better understand how the onset of Type 1 diabetes affects the developing brains of children.
Damien Fair and Katie Cullen

Talking Mental Health and Brain Development with U of M

Learn more about the important implications early brain development has for mental health outcomes.
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MIDB Welcomes Two Trainees This Summer

The students will work with MIDB researcher Casey Burrows.
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MIDB Partners with RxART to Transform MRI Suite into Calming, Beautiful Environment

MIDB is the first Minnesota facility to partner with RxART to enhance its physical environment through visual art.
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Recognizing the Individual in Population-Based Brain Imaging Studies

The new MIDB Precision Brain Atlas is an open resource of functional neural networks from over 9,900 individuals across ages and cohorts.
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Transforming the Landscape of Behavioral Health Access for Geographically Dispersed and Military-Connected Children and Families across the Midwest

MIDB received $3.5M to lower barriers to accessing & navigating services for children with developmental/emotional/behavioral concerns.