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Sex differences in resting state EEG spectral power are more prominent than menstrual cycle effects in healthy young adults

  • By

  • Angelika K. Sawicka

  • Aleksandra M. Zieminska

  • Natalia Zalewska

  • Adrianna Czerwińska

  • Katarzyna M. Michalak

  • Barbara Naparło

  • Nastaran Hamedi

  • Jesús S. García-Salinas

  • Anna B. Marcinkowska

  • Michal T. Kucewicz

  • Paweł J. Winklewski

  • June 30, 2026

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Sex differences in resting state EEG spectral power are more prominent than menstrual cycle effects in healthy young adults

  • by Angelika K. Sawicka, Aleksandra M. Zieminska, Natalia Zalewska, Adrianna Czerwińska, Katarzyna M. Michalak, Barbara Naparło, Nastaran Hamedi, Jesús S. García-Salinas, Anna B. Marcinkowska, Michal T. Kucewicz, Paweł J. Winklewski

  • June 30, 2026

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