About the research
Every month, billions of women struggle with concentration problems and mood swings. Yet the female brain remains largely a mystery.
To help unravel that mystery, neuroscientist Patricia Clement (UGent - UZ Gent) is researching the influence of the menstrual cycle on the brain. Using MRI scans, she examines how hormonal fluctuations affect brain activity and behavior.
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