Anomalous patterns of brain gyrification have been reported in major psychiatric disorders,
presumably reflecting their neurodevelopmental pathology. However, previous reports …

The folding of the human brain mostly takes place in utero, making it challenging to study.
After a few pioneer studies looking into it in post-mortem foetal specimen, modern …

Importance Children raised in settings with lower parental socioeconomic status are at
increased risk for neuropsychological disorders. However, to date, the association between …

Early life experiences, such as very preterm (VP) birth, can affect brain and cognitive
development. Several prior studies investigated brain structure in adults born VP; …

The evolutionary foundations of brain development represent point of departure. It delves
into the depths of evolutionary history, unveiling the intricate journey that has shaped the …

Preterm birth is associated with an elevated risk of developmental and adult psychiatric
disorders, including psychosis. In this review, we evaluate the implications of …

Adverse intrauterine events may profoundly impact fetal risk for future adult diseases. The
mechanisms underlying this increased vulnerability are complex and remain poorly …

All perception is a construction of the brain from sensory input. Our first perceptions begin
during gestation, making fetal brain development fundamental to how we experience a …

Schizophrenia is a complex disorder in which clinical symptomatology typically reflects
underlying brain abnormalities that coalign with multiple physical health comorbidities. The …

Preterm birth (birth at less than 37 weeks' gestation) is common and represents a major
contributor to global child morbidity and mortality. An estimated 10.6% of live births, nearly …