Advice & Support

The latest thinking on PANDAS aims to broaden criteria beyond strep infections and quell controversy. It succeeds at the former, not the latter.

This video debuted at the Child Advocacy Award Dinner and shows how transformative the Child Mind Institute's approach to science can be—and how it is already changing lives.

The Nobel laureate neurobiologist talks with Cynthia McFadden about his life, his influences, his boldest decisions, his biggest regrets.

At On the Shoulders of Giants, Dr. Eric Kandel and proteges discussed the benefits of crossing the aisle, with examples of how art and science influence each other

New treatments for complex disorders are no 'pipe dream,' says Dr. Matthew State. We've already pinpointed the causes of things like Fragile X syndrome, and a better understanding of autism is on the horizon.

Dr. Daniel Pine on what we can understand about brain differences across people using MRI, and what the future holds for more specific diagnostic tools.

The Child Mind Institute's Scientific Research Council met to discuss the potential of neuroimaging in psychiatric diagnosis and treatment. It's 'cool,' members agreed. But what's next?

Dr. Jeremy Veenstra-VanderWeele of Vanderbilt University discusses how brain scans and animal models are pushing forward our understanding of autism.

Six distinguished scientists discuss the most promising work in developmental neuroscience and treatment innovation.

Dr. Daniel Pine discusses the counterintuitive connection between smoking and anxiety. People think that a cigarette calms you down—but actually the effect it has on your lungs breeds anxiety.