Researchers using neuroimaging are urged to improve inclusivity

Mental health research using neuroimaging has not been designed to capture sociodemographic factors that influence biology and behavior, a group of research professionals argues in a newly published paper. The authors' recommendations for more inclusivity in these studies have relevance to all aspects of mental health research, as well as to biomedical research in general.

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Mental Health Weekly
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2025-01-10
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mhw.34293
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Health and Medical Research Impacts
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Researchers using neuroimaging are urged to improve inclusivity

Gary A. Enos
Mental Health Weekly
Health and Medical Research Impacts
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Researchers using neuroimaging are urged to improve inclusivity

Gary A. Enos
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Abstract

Mental health research using neuroimaging has not been designed to capture sociodemographic factors that influence biology and behavior, a group of research professionals argues in a newly published paper. The authors' recommendations for more inclusivity in these studies have relevance to all aspects of mental health research, as well as to biomedical research in general.

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