Early-life adversity during pre-and early post-natal phases can impact brain development
and lead to maladaptive changes in executive behaviors. This increases the risk for a range …

Mentalizing, recognized as the capacity to understand behaviors in the context of our own
mental states and those of other people, is being researched more and more commonly in …

Background Chronic childhood stress is a prominent risk factor for develo** affective
disorders, yet mechanisms underlying this association remain unclear. Maintenance of …

Background Insomnia disorder is the most common sleep disorder. A better understanding
of insomnia-related deviations in the brain could inspire better treatment. Insufficiently …

Longitudinal studies of the effects of adversity on human brain development are complicated
by the association of stressful events with confounding variables. To counter this bias, we …

Background Stressful events and meaning-making toward them play an important role in
adolescents' life and growth. However, ignoring positive stressful events leads to negativity …

To better understand the role of neuroendocrinological regulation in adolescent mental
health, stress reactivity needs to be analyzed through both the autonomic nervous system …

Background: The effects of panic disorder (PD) and pharmacotherapy on brain functional
hubs in drug-free patients, and the utility of their degree centrality (DC) in diagnosing and …

Early life stress (ELS) significantly increases susceptibility to alcohol use disorder (AUD) by
affecting the interplay between the executive and the salience networks (SNs). The link …

Early life stress (ELS) has profound implications for developmental trajectories, yet the
neural mechanisms underlying its long-term effects remain incompletely understood. In the …