Publications by authors named "Hanjia Liu"
Article Synopsis
- Resilience to emotional disorders in adolescents, particularly after childhood abuse, is influenced by brain responses to environmental stressors, but the specific brain signatures of resilience are still being studied.
- Research identified two brain networks linked to resilience, with a notable finding that girls with greater activation in a specific orbitofrontal network experienced fewer emotional symptoms after childhood abuse when they had a higher genetic risk for depression.
- The study suggests these genetic influences on brain activity can predict emotional disorders in late adolescence, highlighting the potential for developing resilience-based interventions to improve adolescent mental health.
