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Translational research from a developmental viewpoint - Embarking on a neuroscientific journey

Translational research has received much attention within the last few years, in the fields of psychiatry and related clinical neurosciences in particular. With the goal of translating basic scientific findings into clinical knowledge, translational research aims to allow better patient care by shortening the time it takes to move results ‘‘from bench to bedside’’ to more quickly provide clinical benefits to patients. There is evidence that many neuropsychiatric disorders follow a developmental trajectory and emerge while patients are young (1), which underlines the need for a developmental perspective when trying to disentangle the unclear pathophysiology and underlying neurobiology of such disorders. (Published: 9 September 2013) Citation: Translational Developmental Psychiatry 2013, 1 : 21623 - http://dx.doi.org/10.3402/tdp.v1i0.21623