Newly published research led by a BBRF grantee sheds important new light on how, during pregnancy, activation of the mother’s immune system—for example, in response to a viral infection—can set in…
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A newly published study led by BBRF grantees sheds important new light on the question of whether infants born to mothers who were infected with the COVID-19 virus during pregnancy have been…
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A great deal remains to be discovered about how the human brain develops into its mature form, starting with its origins in a tube-like structure that emerges early in embryonic development called…
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Conduct disorder, which is characterized by a repetitive and pervasive pattern of aggressive and rule-breaking antisocial behavior, affects an estimated 3% of all youths. It is one of the most common…
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Anxiety disorders are the most common class of pediatric psychiatric illness,” notes Dr. Chad Sylvester. They affect up to 30% of all youths under 18 years of age and severely impair an estimated 10%…
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