The phrase "affect on brain" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "effect on the brain"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the impact or influence of something on brain function or health.
Example: "The study aimed to investigate the effect on the brain of prolonged exposure to digital screens."
Alternatives: "impact on the brain" or "influence on brain function".
Different PrPSc glycotypes might lead to differential distributions of PrPSc throughout the brain, 17 18 and may account for the disparate affects on brain regions underlying cerebral cortical symptoms as opposed to cerebellar symptoms, for instance.
Because of caffeine's affect on the brain, when some consumes it, the levels of a key brain chemical (dopamine) are increased, and thus someone with ADHD who consumes caffeine is better able to process information, and will feel more calm and focused.
Sacred music has an affect on your brain".
Indeed, age at time of exposure to metabolic variations of type 1 diabetes could affect their impact on brain functioning and cognitive performance.
Patients with schizencephaly that affects the entire brain (with bilateral slits) typically suffer from developmental delay, whereas patients who are affected on only one side of the brain may have unilateral (one-sided) weakness but potentially normal intelligence.
A neurobiologist at New York's Rockefeller University, he has worked in the field for nearly half a century, focusing on how hormones affect the brain.
Last week, NeuralStem announced that it planned to use its patented neural stem cells to help develop a biological sensor for studies on how evolving drugs affect the brain.
Two studies, for which scientists struggled to find funding because of public suspicion and political sensitivity around psychedelic drugs, have shed light on how magic mushrooms affect the brain.
There are several ways measles can affect the brain and immune system on a longer timescale beyond a few sick days.
