Neurobiological signatures through brain imaging may improve accurate diagnosis for mental disorders
In adolescents, affective disorders may aid in more accurate diagnosis using neurobiological signatures through brain imaging, a new study finds.
Individual differences in the connectivity between regions of the brain involved in fear and anxiety are heritable.
"This suggests that the infant brain, like that of adults, may distinguish when others hold true and false beliefs"
Imaging techniques can be used to detect the development of psychosis in the brains of high-risk patients.