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===== To move your theory from hypothesis to scientific validation, you could: ===== # Conduct Initial fMRI Experiments: As you mentioned, testing cancer patients for abnormal brain activity using fMRI scans could provide initial evidence for your theory. # Propose a Pilot Study: Partnering with neuroscientists, oncologists, or research institutions could help you design a controlled pilot study to gather initial data. Youβd need both cancer patients and healthy controls to compare brain activity patterns. # Focus on Mental Health and Cancer Recovery: Research already supports the idea that mental health affects cancer recovery. If your theory proves correct, it could shift cancer treatment toward mind-based therapies, where neural modulation plays a role in stopping the brain's "wrong signals."
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