Neonatology began with the extension of care to smaller babies born earlier in gestation
and now extending into the threat of COVID-1. Extending operations into a new environment …

Traditionally, the cerebellum has been linked to motor functions, but recent evidence
suggest that it is also involved in a wide range of cognitive processes. Given the uniformity of …

Mounting evidence suggests that the cerebellum, a structure previously linked to motor
function, is also involved in a wide range of non-motor processes. It has been proposed that …

Social cognition refers to interpretation of socially relevant signals to understand intentions,
mental and emotional states of others. These signals may be verbal, or transmitted through …

The notion that the cerebellum is devoted exclusively to motor control has been replaced by
a more sophisticated understanding of its role in neurological function, one that includes …

Social deficits are among the core and most striking psychiatric symptoms, present in most
psychiatric disorders. Here, we introduce a novel social learning framework, which consists …

Increasing evidence from neuroimaging and clinical studies has demonstrated cerebellar
involvement in social cognition components, including the mentalizing process. The aim of …

Until recently, brain networks underlying emotional voice prosody decoding and processing
were focused on modulations in primary and secondary auditory, ventral frontal and …

Approximately 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy in their lifetime, but current treatment
options leave as many as half of all epilepsy patients with uncontrolled seizures. In addition …

Human risk tolerance is highly idiosyncratic and individuals often show distinctive
preferences when faced with similar risky situations. However, the neural underpinnings of …