Exposure to outdoor air pollution has been linked to adverse health effects, including
potential widespread impacts on the CNS. Ongoing brain development may render children …

Neuroimaging is a major tool that holds immense translational potential for understanding
psychiatric disorder phenomenology and treatment. However, although epidemiological and …

Background Air pollution is ubiquitous, yet questions remain regarding its impact on the
developing brain. Large changes occur in white matter microstructure across adolescence …

Recent studies have linked air pollution to increased risk for behavioral problems during
development, albeit with inconsistent findings. Additional longitudinal studies are needed …

Many recent studies have demonstrated that environmental contexts, both social and
physical, have an important impact on child and adolescent neural and behavioral …

There remains little consensus about the relationship between sex and brain structure,
particularly in early adolescence. Moreover, few pediatric neuroimaging studies have …

Air pollution (AP) exposures have been associated with numerous neurodevelopmental and
psychiatric disorders, including autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity …

Background: Air pollution exposure has been associated with adverse cognitive and mental
health outcomes in children, adolescents, and adults, although youth may be particularly …

Background A few studies linked air pollution to differences in functional connectivity of
resting-state brain networks in children, but how air pollution exposure affects the …

Climate change, wildfires, and environmental justice concerns have drawn increased
attention to the impact of air pollution on children's health and development. Children are …