While mothers of children with ASD often experience high levels of guilt around their children’s behavior problems, this study suggest that they are not to blame.

This double case study provides preliminary evidence for a concrete neuroanatomical discrepancy between insula function in classical and dissociative PTSD that may help explain the emergence of different coping strategies.

The memory systems within brains of children with exceptional intellectual abilities are differently sized and connected compared to the brains of typically developing children.

These results show, for the first time using functional MRI data, the ability to modulate deep-brain nuclei using LIFU while measuring its local and global consequences, opening the door for future applications of subcortical LIFU.

The pursuit of an effective therapeutic intervention for dementia has inspired interest in the class of medications known as tyrosine kinase inhibitors such as bosutinib.

This case demonstrates the potential efficacy of fMRI-guided rTMS in the treatment of dissociative PTSD.

This study provides insight into how yoga alters thought processes and affects the mental health of practitioners.

Mindmeld commentary on neural and social connection.