Diverse and large-scale brain data in child development research

Liang Zhang and Gui Xue ()
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Liang Zhang: Beijing Normal University
Gui Xue: Beijing Normal University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2025, vol. 9, issue 6, 1070-1072

Abstract: Postnatal brain development is important for individual and societal outcomes. We need large-scale cohort studies from diverse populations to generate generalizable insights into the factors that affect children’s brain development. Here we discuss the contribution of the Chinese Child Brain Development project.

Date: 2025
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