Language alterations are recognized as early markers of psychopathological vulnerability, yet genetic and environmental factors underlying language-related brain regions remain unknown. We applied univariate twin analyses and risk-discordant comparisons to multimodal dataset from 31 healthy twin pairs (9-31 years) and...
E. Tassi, C. Colli, A. Peyvandi et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
Concurrent EEG-fMRI provides valuable insights into neural and neurovascular disruptions in SCZ, and will require standardization and large-scale, reproducible studies to translate multimodal findings into clinical biomarkers and novel therapies.
F. Carbone, F. Donati, Elena Bondi et al.· Psychiatry research. Neuroim...· 0 citations
Disentangling general impairment from psychosis-related symptom severity suggests potentially different underlying processes, and developing imaging biomarkers accounting for these processes may guide early detection strategies and targeted interventions.
N. Penzel, K. Cho, J. Seitz-Holland et al.· Molecular Psychiatry· 0 citations
Highlights What are the main findings? • Loneliness, bullying, and school alienation track with school refusal and absenteeism; peer acceptance, reciprocal friendships, and teacher support track with graduation and successful school transition.• Longitudinally, loneliness and weak teacher support precede intentions to...
Giuseppe Accogli, G. Carlucci, A. Trabacca et al.· Children· 0 citations
Disruptions in the hierarchical organization of brain functional networks in individuals with psychotic and affective disorders indicate deficits in functional integration across psychiatric diseases, highlighting the role of attentional and sensory networks in disease processes.
Hannah Hacker, L. Hoheisel, M. Buciuman et al.· Translational Psychiatry· 0 citations
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