Visual Fixation and Continuous Head Rotations Have Minimal Effect on Set-Point Adaptation to Magnetic Vestibular Stimulation

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@WongAaronL @tdverstynen https://t.co/qLWujXth2K

26 Nov 2019

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RT @j_oteromillan: New paper out! 1) reminder to everybody of the effect of magnetic fields in MRIs on the vestibular system. 2) vestibular…

21 Apr 2019

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RT @j_oteromillan: New paper out! 1) reminder to everybody of the effect of magnetic fields in MRIs on the vestibular system. 2) vestibular…

29 Jan 2019

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New paper out! 1) reminder to everybody of the effect of magnetic fields in MRIs on the vestibular system. 2) vestibular adaptation does not seem to care much if subject is fixating and suppressing the nystagmus or not. https://t.co/qLWujXKSrk

28 Jan 2019

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