Regional alignment with sex-typical brain architecture, maternal health and environmental enrichment predict psychiatric symptoms in early life
Robust sex differences in brain morphology and function exist from birth onwards. While traditionally conceptualized as categorical, they were recently shown to be best described along a female-to-male continuum. Here, we probed the under-explored implications of this proposal for understanding early life vulnerability to psychiatric conditions with sex-biased prevalence. We analyzed…
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