Mental health problems often emerge in adolescence and are associated with reduced gray
matter thickness or volume in the prefrontal cortex (PFC) and limbic system and reduced …

Importance High levels of prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) are associated with widespread
behavioral and cognitive problems as well as structural alterations of the brain. However, it …

Prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) can alter brain development and impact mental health
outcomes, and often occurs in conjunction with postnatal adversity (eg, maltreatment) …

Background Prenatal and postnatal maternal psychological distress predicts various
detrimental consequences on social, behavioral, and cognitive development of offspring …

Preadolescence is a period of increased vulnerability for anxiety, especially among Latina
girls. Reduced microstructure (fractional anisotropy; FA) of white matter tracts between limbic …

Many major neuropsychiatric pathologies, some of which appear in adolescence, show
differentiated prevalence, onset, and symptomatology across the biological sexes …

In early studies interoception strictly referred to the awareness of visceral sensations, but
recent theories have expanded this concept to denote the ongoing status of the body …

Material hardship, or difficulty affording basic resources such as food, housing, utilities, and
health care, increases children's risk for internalizing problems. The uncinate fasciculus …

Internalizing problems are characterized by deficits in emotion processing and regulation.
They are among the most common problems in children and adolescents and mark an …

Background Externalizing and internalizing behaviors contribute to clinical impairment in
children with neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs). Although associations between …