Economic hardship mediates differences in brain network dynamics associated with family history of substance use disorder in a sex-specific manner
Louisa Schilling, Marie Hédo, Keith Wakefield Jamison…·Amy F. Kuceyeski
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Louisa Schilling, Marie Hédo, Keith Wakefield Jamison…·Amy F. Kuceyeski
Qingyu Hu, Léo Milecki, Bahram Jafrasteh…·Qingyu Zhao
The paper introduces a framework to quantify individualized developmental imbalance in youth using predictive normative modeling and shows it predicts psychopathological vulnerability.
Taishi C. Nakase, George Henderson, Thomas Barba…·Linda Kachuri
This study integrates MRI radiomics and germline genetics to predict IDH mutation status in gliomas, improving classification accuracy and prognostic risk assessment.
Louisa Schilling, S. Parker Singleton, Ceren Tozlu…·Amy F. Kuceyeski
This study examines sex-specific brain activity dynamics in youth with and without a family history of substance use disorder, finding differences in transition energy across brain networks.
Maria Alejandra Infante, Sonja Eberson, Y Zhang…·Wesley Kurt Thompson
This study examines how binge drinking affects gray matter volume decline in adolescents over time, finding stronger effects in younger individuals and suggesting potential for recovery with temporally proximal drinking.