Jocelyn A. Ricard

This paper reviews MRI studies of the maternal brain to assess racial and ethnic diversity, finding underreporting, overrepresentation of white participants, and geographic bias.

This paper reviews how neighborhood-level factors relate to functional brain connectivity across the lifespan, finding associations between area-level disadvantage and altered brain network organization.

This study shows early adversity increases the size of the somato-cognitive action network in the developing brain, particularly in response to threat, and this change is linked to poorer cognition.

The paper investigates how neuroanatomical variability relates to impulsivity in youth using data from the ABCD Study, finding sex-specific and dynamic associations across multiple brain features.

The paper examines how head motion-related exclusions and differential retention affect the representativeness of longitudinal neuroimaging samples in the ABCD Study, highlighting disparities among racial groups.

This paper identifies widespread functional connectivity differences in cocaine use disorder (CUD) and links these patterns to dopamine D2/3 receptor densities across the brain.

The paper shows that functional brain connectivity predicts psychiatric illness-linked behaviors differently in males and females, with shared and unique patterns across sexes.