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Neonatal sensory networks at birth predict cognitive, language, and motor outcomes at 18 months

2026-04-05

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The relationship between neonatal brain activity patterns and later cognitive development has become a central topic in developmental neuroscience. Addressing this question requires whole-brain analytical approaches capable of identifying which large-scale functional systems carry stable and generalizable predictive signals. However, most existing studies remain focused on specific brain regions or localized funct...

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Literature Corpus work: d96fe925-3f53-51a8-a274-6bf7af89852f
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.04.716445

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