People have theorized that women respond better to stress for a number of reasons: more likely to seek therapy, more relationships to talk things out, closer bonds, more verbal expression, etc. But a University at Buffalo team says its...
read moreA study with a team of researchers from the UC Davis MIND Institute found that children with autism spectrum disorder had enlarged brains in infancy and excessive cerebrospinal fluid. The theory is that these brain anomalies are biomarkers for...
read moreNew research from UC San Francisco has shown that children with sensory processing disorders (SPD) have difference in brain structure, setting SPD apart from other neurodevelopmental disorders. The researchers used diffusion tensor imaging to detect abnormal white matter tracts...
read moreThere are some large-scale change in our brain circuits from birth to adulthood and scientists can now show them thanks to epigenomic maps....
read moreA new Head Start intervention program based on neuroplasticity produced major improvements in the kids’ behavior and brain functions supporting attention. Using learning exercises for the children (and separate sessions for the parents that focused on the value of...
read moreThere’s a difference between a preschooler who is sad for a day because he lost his favorite toy and one who has depression. In the latter, brain scans reveal elevated activity in the amygdala, a set of neurons that...
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