A collage of multiple MRI images of the brain showing the different areas of the head and neck. The images are arranged in a grid-like pattern with each image representing a different type of brain scan. The top left image shows the default mode of the scan which is represented by a bar graph. The top right image shows a bar chart with different colors representing different levels of brain activity. The bar graph shows that the scan is showing the percentage of people who have been diagnosed with Dorsal Attention which increases the number of patients who have experienced dorsal Attention in the brain. The chart also shows that there is a decrease in the percentage in the patient's brain activity over time. In the center of the image there are several images of different types of brain scans including the frontal temporal and temporal regions which are shown in red blue and green colors. The image also shows a red and blue bar graph which shows a decrease of the percentage. The red bar graph represents the percentage change in the number and the blue bar represents a decrease. The green bar represents an increase in percentage of patients' brain activity while the red and yellow bars represent the percentage changes in the overall mood of the patient. The blue and red bars represent a decrease with the red bar representing the highest percentage and the green bar representing a lower percentage.

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2015
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