Description:Two of neuroscience’s most powerful tools—fMRI and EEG—offer radically different views of the brain. But which is better for psychiatric diagnosis?In this episode of Off Label: Data, Diagnostics, and the Future of Mental Health, we explore the evolving roles of functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and Electroencephalography (EEG) in identifying and understanding psychiatric disorders. Drawing from cutting-edge research and computational modeling, Dr. Steve Rondeau walks us through the tradeoffs: fMRI’s detailed spatial resolution versus EEG’s high-speed insight into neural dynamics.We discuss why the future of psychiatric care may not lie in choosing between them, but in combining their strengths—leveraging both the “where” and the “when” of brain activity to create a more biologically grounded, objective, and personalized diagnostic model.Whether you're a clinician, researcher, or just curious about how brain imaging is shaping mental health, this episode demystifies two of psychiatry’s most powerful tools and reframes the diagnostic debate not as a rivalry—but a necessary partnership.

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