Adolescent synaptic pruning may fuel schizophrenia; researchers explore how restoring plasticity could ease fixed delusions.
Bruno Averbeck, PhD
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Articles by Bruno Averbeck, PhD
Primate brain tissue studies track pruning, myelination, and dopamine across development, revealing adolescence-linked neural dynamics that may explain schizophrenia risk.
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