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ESPAÑOL
September ABCD Staff Member of the Month
Congratulations to Chantel Ebrahimi, UCLA ABCD Recruitment Coordinator,
for her success in boosting study recruitment!
ABCD Study surpasses 10,000 enrollment mark!
The study expects to reach enrollment goal of 11,900 later this year.
A Look At Social Media Finds Possible Benefits For Kids
NPR article discusses findings from an analysis of data
from about 4,500 ABCD Study participants.
Special Journal Issue Highlights the ABCD Study
Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience Special Issue: The Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Consortium: Rationale, Aims, and Assessment Strategy.
Annual Curated Data Release 1.0 Available
on NIMH Data Archive
Click here to read the NIH press release
New study looks at how teen brains function
Biggest study ever of teen brains to reveal how screen time affects kids
Huge study of teen brains could reveal roots of mental illness, impacts of drug abuse
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