new study shows that when you lie, your brain works harder than when you tell the truth. This research could open up a new direction in investigating and handling law violations in the future.

Magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, is used to evaluate problems with the brain, neck, and spinal cord, or to help doctors evaluate problems in a person's chest, heart, abdomen, joints, or blood vessels. There are several different types of MRI scans, and they are used depending on the condition that the person needs to be examined, treated, and monitored.

Brain MRI helps to evaluate brain structures better and in more detail than other imaging methods, and this technique can also provide functional information (fMRI) about brain activity areas. In particular, brain MRI can detect cerebral infarction at an early stage, assess cerebral perfusion, thereby helping to diagnose early and intervene promptly to save the brain tissue areas that can still recover.