Adrienne Romer
October 30, 2017
“Structural Alterations within Cerebellar Circuitry Are Associated with General Liability for Common Mental Disorders”
We examined structural neural correlates of a general psychopathology factor in a large sample of young adults. We identified reduced cortico-cerebellar white matter integrity and gray matter volume as transdiagnostic correlates, suggesting that this circuitry supporting basic information integration, coordination, and monitoring may contribute to general liability for psychopathology.
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