Despite abundant research into the neurobiology of mental disorders, to date
neurobiological insights have had very little impact on psychiatric diagnosis or treatment. In
this review, we contend that the search for neuroimaging biomarkers—neuromarkers—of
mental disorders is a highly promising avenue toward improved psychiatric healthcare.
However, many of the traditional tools used for psychiatric neuroimaging are inadequate for
the identification of neuromarkers. Specifically, we highlight the need for larger samples and …