Curated scientific intelligence
Developments across the published libraries, ranked by evidence, connection, and — if you follow topics — relevance to you. Each card is a movement in the literature: what changed, how the evidence is labeled, and why it matters.
Each development carries an evidence label. What the labels mean
Depression · Replication
What changed
The brain–symptom associations and the cluster structure both fail under appropriate validation. This shows the method cannot support the claim — not that biological subtypes of depression do not exist.
Autism · Connectivity
What changed
Two modalities agree within one sample. The participants are high-functioning children and adolescents, so this does not extend to adults or to lower-functioning individuals, and a cross-sectional design cannot say whether these differences precede or follow the behavioural phenotype.