Dietary intake during adolescence sets the foundation for a healthy life, but adolescents are
diverse in their dietary patterns and in factors that influence food choice. More evidence to …

This review summarizes the case for investing in adolescence as a period of rapid growth,
learning, adaptation, and formational neurobiological development. Adolescence is a …

Compelling evidence for the long-term impact of conditions in gestation and early childhood
on both physical and psychosocial functioning and productivity has stimulated a focus in …

Adolescent brain research has offered an explanation of adolescent behavior relevant for
parents, society, and policymakers. As the science continues to evolve, it will advance …

Developmental scholars, parents, and policymakers alike have long heralded the opening
years of life as disproportionately influential. Recent work on adolescence has revealed …

Unhealthy diets are a critical global concern while dietary measure methods are time
consuming and expensive. There is limited evidence that phone-based interventions can …

Food insecurity is a major public health issue. Millions of households worldwide have
intermittent and unpredictable access to food and this experience is associated with greater …

Two important framing issues are relevant to the perspective expressed in this brief
summary. The first point focuses on the ways that neuroscience can best contribute to …

Pregnant women, children under 2 and the first thousand days of life have been principal
targets for Developmental Origins of Health and Disease interventions. This paradigm has …

Abstract Purpose of Review The advent of low-volume biosampling and novel biomarker
matrices offers non-or minimally invasive approaches to sampling in children. These new …