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Parental mental illness and child brain structure : a diffusion MRI study of emotion regulation related pathways
Background: Children of parents with mental illness (at-risk) face an increased risk for developing mental health issues themselves than children of healthy parents (controls), yet the neurobiological underpinnings remain unclear. This study explored differences in white matter (WM) between at-risk
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