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Network Neuroscience (Cambridge, Mass.)|April 27, 2026
High brain network system segregation is differentially linked with cognitive performance across the life spanCameron N Calder, Carl Helmick, Javeria Ali HashmiInternational Review of Neurobiology|August 28, 2018
Placebo Effect: Theory, Mechanisms and Teleological RootsJaveria Ali HashmiNetwork Neuroscience (Cambridge, Mass.)|December 25, 2023
Top-down threat bias in pain perception is predicted by higher segregation between resting-state networksVeronika Pak, Javeria Ali HashmiPain|May 7, 2026
Post-traumatic stress symptoms are associated with altered working memory circuits and periaqueductal gray pathways in people with chronic painJennika Veinot, Javeria Ali HashmiThe Journal of Pain|February 1, 2025
Low working memory underpins the association between aberrant functional properties of pain modulation circuitry and chronic back pain severityJennika Veinot, Douglas Cane, Javeria Ali HashmiInflammation Research : Official Journal of the European Histamine Research Society ... [Et Al.]|March 30, 2010
Sensory and vascular changes in a rat monoarthritis model: prophylactic and therapeutic effects of meloxicamJaveria Ali Hashmi, Kiran Yashpal, David W Holdsworth, et al.Frontiers in Neurology|July 11, 2022
Functional Significance of Human Resting-State Networks Hubs Identified Using MEG During the Transition From Childhood to AdulthoodSheraz Khan, Javeria Ali Hashmi, Fahimeh Mamashli, et al.Pain|May 19, 2025
The nucleus accumbens-prefrontal connectivity as a predictor of chronic low back painAdam Sunavsky, Muhammad Ali Hashmi, Jason William Robertson, et al.Neuroimage|June 11, 2022
Top-down threat bias in pain perception is predicted by intrinsic structural and functional connections of the brainGuillermo Aristi, Christopher O'Grady, Chris Bowen, et al.Neuroimage|January 30, 2022
Distinct networks of periaqueductal gray columns in pain and threat processingSean Wang, Jennika Veinot, Amita Goyal, et al.Pageof 3