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The bronze statue was created by David M. Brown, MD, emeritus professor and former dean of the Medical School.

The number of people diagnosed with autism grows. But, for various reasons, the number of providers does not.

MIDB hosted the Itasca First 1,000 Days Celebration.

All of our faculty members in Pediatric Neuropsychology provide clinical evaluations for our rare disease patients.

Created in 2004 by artist Catherine L. Johnson, Pine Tree: INFINITY is now installed at MIDB as part of our permanent art collection.

Many MIDB members and students attended this month's Flux Congress in Paris, France.

A survivor of the Holocaust, Dr. Robert Fisch shared his experiences through writing and art.

The arts helps to cultivate a healing environment and promote social inclusion.

An international team including researchers from the MIDB have found that individual differences in cognition emerge early.

Building systems to support integration of research and clinical care.