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Emphasizing individual differences in brain activity data improves predictions of several characteristics and behaviors.

A brain network linked to social attention is functional in newborns, a Yale study finds. It may underlie some of the social vulnerabilities associated with autism.

Fluctuations in brain activity increase until mid-adolescence. Deviations from this trajectory are linked to worse executive functioning.

The Yale Department of Psychiatry honored 21 residents at the annual Yale Psychiatry Residency Program commencement ceremony June 17 at the New Haven Lawn Club.

The Yale Biomedical Imaging Institute will drive transformative advancements in both basic science and clinical translation.

Having chronic pain in multiple body parts is associated with a greater risk of depression, which may be driven by systemic inflammation, a new study shows.

Yale researchers examined brain networks potentially underlying symptoms of early and chronic psychosis. The findings open opportunities for future studies to investigate their promise as treatment targets.

Using functional brain imaging and machine learning, Yale researchers were able to predict PTSD symptoms 14 months after the initial traumatic event.

In people with opioid use disorder, Yale researchers found several opioid receptor-rich brain regions where both volume and function were altered.