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ESPAÑOL
Groundbreaking study examines effects of screen time
60 Minutes interviews ABCD Study investigators about the impact of phones, tablets and other screens on adolescent brain development
December ABCD Staff Member of the Month:
Congratulations to Kelah Hatcher, UWM Site Coordinator,
for her leadership, creativity, and exceptional work ethic!
ABCD study completes enrollment,
announces opportunities for scientific engagement
(NIH Press Announcement, 12/3/18)
Interim Data Release 1.1 Available
on NIMH Data Archive
Click here to read more
The ABCD Study has completed enrollment!
11,874 participants recruited from 21 sites across the country.
Thank you to all our ABCD families for your dedication!
A Look at Social Media Use in 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.
Huge study of teen brains could reveal roots of mental illness, impacts of drug abuse
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