Maternal Stress and Fetal Sex Shape Prenatal microRNA Signals Tied to Children’s Anxiety Risk
A new study links specific microRNAs in prenatal maternal blood and the placenta to preschoolers' anxiety and depression symptoms, with ...
A new study links specific microRNAs in prenatal maternal blood and the placenta to preschoolers' anxiety and depression symptoms, with ...
A comprehensive review finds that e-cigarettes, once marketed as safer alternatives to smoking, now expose adolescents to respiratory, cardiovascular, immune, ...
A new review in Pediatric Research outlines six modifiable factors, from follow-up care to parent wellness, that can improve neurodevelopmental ...
A replicated study of 225 Kenyan 3-year-olds finds that most children fail training items on a tablet-based executive function battery, ...
A new cross-species scoping review maps how intrauterine growth restriction shapes motor, cognitive, and anxiety outcomes from adolescence into adulthood, ...
A new hypothesis paper argues that the ordered stages of human neurodevelopment, from reflexes to physical grounding to social reasoning, ...
A cerebellum-specific dystonia mouse model shows reduced, simpler, and acoustically weakened ultrasonic vocalizations, establishing a preclinical platform for studying vocal ...
A new study establishes the first reference values for brainstem size on MRI in extremely preterm infants and links smaller ...
New research shows that prolonged insulin exposure remodels the multiciliated epithelial cells of the choroid plexus by expanding the multiciliated ...
A three-decade Spanish cohort study shows that preterm infants whose serial cranial ultrasounds remain persistently normal face sharply lower risks ...
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