Michael A. Rosario

This study examines how early life adversity and air pollution interact to affect amygdala volumes and psychopathology symptoms in children.

This study links outdoor air pollution exposure to increased perivascular space count and poorer cognition in preadolescents, suggesting brain clearance mechanisms may mediate pollution's neurotoxic effects.

The paper examines how ambient air pollution components and sources affect hippocampal structure and memory in pre-adolescents using data from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study.

The paper examines how enriched neighborhood environments affect episodic memory in children through prefrontal cortex activity.

The paper examines how perceived discrimination affects amygdala and anterior hippocampal volume in older adults and finds that personal mastery moderates this relationship.

This study finds that cardiorespiratory fitness predicts cortical thickness in specific medial temporal regions in young adults but not older adults, and that left parahippocampal thickness differently predicts sense of direction in these age groups.