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Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|October 9, 2026
Dynamic functional abnormalities of cerebellar networks in adolescents with obsessive-compulsive disorderAixin Jia, Xiaochi Yuan, Kexu Zhang, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|September 16, 2026
Shared and disorder-specific functional alterations in generalized anxiety disorder and major depressive disorderTing Wang, Shunshun Cui, Mingming Zheng, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|October 28, 2026
MEG-based neural biomarkers and AI for early schizophrenia identificationTania Dehesh, Hamid Sharini, Leila Solouki, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|October 31, 2026
The treatment efficacy of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy combined with medication on obsessive-compulsive disorder: evidence from effective connectivity of the triple networkSiyi Wei, Bo Li, Weiqi Qin, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|November 6, 2026
White matter microstructure and theory of mind in clinical high risk for psychosis: a discovery-replication studyKristina Ballestad Gundersen, Tina Dam Kristensen, Helle Gade Andersen, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|June 19, 2016
Cingulate and thalamic metabolites in obsessive-compulsive disorderJoseph O'Neill, Tsz M Lai, Courtney Sheen, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|May 6, 2016
Pharmacological modulation of pulvinar resting-state regional oscillations and network dynamics in major depressionReza Tadayonnejad, Olusola Ajilore, Brian J Mickey, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|June 13, 2016
Relation between cannabis use and subcortical volumes in people at clinical high risk of psychosisLisa Buchy, Daniel H Mathalon, Tyrone D Cannon, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|April 29, 2016
Short-term group cognitive behavior therapy contributes to recovery from mild depression: Evidence from functional and structural MRIXue Du, Yu Mao, Qian Ran, et al.
Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging|May 1, 2016
Altered structural connectivity is related to attention deficit/hyperactivity subtypes: A DTI studyEyup Sabri Ercan, Serkan Suren, Ali Bacanlı, et al.
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