
Isaiah Kletenik
@IsaiahNeurology
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Cognitive Neurologist and Neuroimaging Researcher @HarvardMed @BrighamWomens @Brain_Circuits
Boston, MA
Joined December 2021
Can a brain injury lead someone to commit a #crime?.Brain imaging is increasingly introduced as evidence in criminal trials but it remains unclear which structural injuries play a causal role in criminal behavior. @foxmdphd @Brain_Circuits @BWHNeurology .
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RT @Brain_Database: Damage to the right uncinate fasciculus is strongly linked to criminal behavior—especially violent crime—more than any….
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“Should brain injury factor into how we judge criminal behavior? Causality in science is not defined in the same way as culpability in the eyes of the law,” Kletenik mused. @Brain_Circuits .
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Nice coverage of our recent paper: “White matter disconnection in acquired criminality” in @molpsychiatry by @CUAnschutz @Brain_Circuits .
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RT @neuromichael: “The sense of the sacred is something that has really strong grounding in the human brain,” says Michael Ferguson, Ph.D:….
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RT @foxmdphd: MRI scans are becoming common in the courtroom and show abnormalities in defendants brains. But can any of these abnormalitie….
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RT @Nature: Real and imagined images are processed using the same systems in the brain, yet most people can distinguish between the two. No….
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Can brain injury cause the loss of visual imagination? . We studied #aphantasia due to brain injury. Lesions were in many different regions but 100% were connected to fusiform imagery node - a region active during visual mental imagery @Brain_Circuits .
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RT @AmarDhand: Thank you @ScienceMagazine for covering our work of childhood environment and brain-wide white matter signatures. https://t.….
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@AmarDhand @DuncanAstle @Braindoc_MGH @harvardmed @BWHNeurology Adversity was associated with lower white matter integrity and later difficulty with arithmetic & receptive language yet interpersonal resilience was protective. New work out in @PNASNews
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How do early life social environments impact white matter brain connections and subsequent cognitive abilities? Was fun working on this exciting project led by Sofia Carozza, @AmarDhand @DuncanAstle @Braindoc_MGH @harvardmed @BWHNeurology.
New in @PNASNews: Childhood social environments leave brain-wide white matter signatures. In 9,000+ youth, we link adversity to structural changes and later cognition—a step toward mapping social networks onto brain biology.
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RT @BrighamResearch: In a new study, researchers from @BrighamWomens and colleagues discovered a brain circuit for creativity. The study is….
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RT @narologist: Excited to present my poster at ACTRIMS: “Network Localization of Multiple Sclerosis Gait Speed Compared to Stroke” 🧠☺️ .➡️….
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RT @BWHNeurology: A new study led by researchers at Mass General Brigham suggests that different brain regions activated by creative tasks….
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RT @the_imagine_lab: New paper: Mapping Neuroimaging Findings of Creativity and Brain Disease Onto a Common Brain Circuit. Published in ‘….
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RT @JAMANetworkOpen: This fMRI study found that brain regions activated by creativity tasks mapped to a circuit centered on the right front….
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