Children who are born preterm are at risk of adverse long-term neurobehavioral outcomes,
including cognitive, motor, and behavioral impairments. Early developmental interventions …

Accumulating behavioral and genetic research suggests that most forms of psychopathology
share common genetic and neural vulnerabilities and are manifestations of a relatively few …

Early life experiences play a key role in brain function and behaviour. Adverse events during
childhood are therefore a risk factor for psychiatric disease during adulthood, such as mood …

• Discussion We begin with the theoretical perspective guiding the review. We then devote
two sections to explaining how we approached the location, selection, and framing of …

It would be extremely difficult to think of any segment of human behavior that is not
influenced by technology, be it classroom learning, the gospel that is presented over the …

A wearable scanning photoacoustic imaging (wPAI) system is presented for noninvasive
brain study in behaving rats. This miniaturized wPAI system consists of four pico linear …

Childhood leanness is associated with an increased risk of schizophrenia, but the effects of
gender, age at anthropometric measurements and age at first diagnosis on this relationship …

Amphetamines (AMPH) are psychostimulants widely used for therapy as well as for
recreational purposes. Previous results of our group showed that AMPH exposure in …

Generative Linguistics proposes that the human ability to produce and comprehend
language is fundamentally underwritten by a uniquely linguistic innate system called …

The quality of early caregiving and educational environments has a significant effect on
children's later cognitive outcomes. Early childhood teachers are an important determining …