This paper shows that activation of neuroimmune signaling can promote increases in alcohol drinking.

This study finds marked inter-individual variability in the locations of functional cortical areas, making standardized atlas-based targeting unreliable. This report urges the field to adopt functional mapping in individuals before targeting, which should help researchers obtain reproducible data without erroneously pooling multiple functional areas.

We explored how adolescents, their parents, school professionals, and hospital professionals viewed school as it positively or negatively influences adolescent mental health. Findings underscore the need for school-based approaches to address the unique academic, social, and emotional needs of students with suicide-related risk that complement the supports and services provided in their home and community.

We showed that the pregnancy hormones estrogen and progesterone can be used to turn on and turn off symptoms of depression in women. We also showed that these hormones reduce activity in areas of the brain that respond to rewards, which may help explain why some women do not experience their baby as rewarding.