Smaller Hippocampal Volume among Black and Latinx Youth Living in High-Stigma Contexts

Are macro-level features of the social context associated with neurodevelopment in children? Answering this question is challenging, because most neuroimaging studies are conducted in one location, making it impossible to link contextual variation with neural outcomes. Here, we use one of the first national, multi-site neuroimaging studies with substantial variability in sociopolitical contexts:…

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