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Photograph of a young girl hugging a baby boy Credit: Chayene Rafaela

Male and Female Brain Differences Evident in Earliest Days of Life

An illustration depicting a human brain with colorful, pulsating waves emanating from different regions

Brain Structure May Predispose Teens to Early Substance Use

Illustration of the link between air pollution and autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Air Pollution During Pregnancy and Early Childhood Linked to Increased Autism Risk

Fluorescent image of a developing human hippocampus.

Study Maps DNA Modifications in Developing Human Brain

Researchers say taking Bifidobacterium breve supplements while pregnant may support the development of a healthy baby.

Probiotic Bacteria in Mother’s Gut May Boost Baby’s Brain Development

In the Drosophila brain, dormant neural stem cells with protrusions rich in actin filaments.

Scientists find breakthrough method to activate dormant stem cells in the brain

toddler wearing brain monitoring cap

Toddlers’ brains show significant growth in cognitive skills by 16 months

A cross-section of the somatosensory cortex in a young mouse brain. A key receptor protein named mGluR1 (green) is necessary to prime sensory circuits early in life, affecting how the mouse senses the world through touch.

Brain Protein Discovery Could Lead to New Autism Treatments

Lab mouse.

CBD Use During Pregnancy May Alter Offspring Behavior and Brain, Mouse Studies Suggest

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Neural balance in the brain is associated with brain maturity and better cognitive ability

Six transient states of brain connectivity identified in the study

Brain patterns differ for full-term vs pre-term babies

Brain wiring illustration

Childhood trauma study uncovers brain rewiring

brain illustration

Re-frame of mind: Do our brains have a built-in sense of ‘grammar’?

Bizarre brain development illustration.

Scientists develop game-changing organoid model to study human brain development

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