BANDA 1.0 Release on Adolescent Anxiety and Depression
Elam, Jennifer
News from the Connectome Coordination Facility (CCF)
February 15, 2023
The
Boston Adolescent Neuroimaging of Depression and Anxiety (BANDA) disease project is happy to announce its 1.0 release of imaging and behavioral data on the NIMH
Data Archive (NDA,
DOI:
10.15154/1528446).
BANDA
is a study
of 215 adolescents,
ages 14-17, 152 of whom had a current diagnosis of a DSM-5 anxious and/or depressive disorder.
The BANDA study is sharing a rich dataset of brain, clinical, and cognitive/neuropsychological measures from these adolescent subjects.
BANDA Release 1.0 data includes:
- unprocessed data of all modalities (structural MRI, resting state fMRI, task fMRI for 3 tasks, and diffusion MRI) for up to 207 subjects
- minimally preprocessed MRI data of all modalities for up to 203 subjects
- clinical and behavioral data for 215 subjects
Want more information? Check out the BANDA Release 1.0 Reference Manual and other documentation to help with understanding the project and interpreting the data.
Get Access and Download the data: Get started with the Data Access and Download Instructions for obtaining access, navigating NDA and using its download tools. We've also created a wiki that details setup steps for downloading data via NDA's command line tools.
The released data are available on NDA as:
- BANDARec package of recommended preprocessed + behavioral data (497 GB, OPTION ONE)
- BANDAAllFiles package of unprocessed, preprocessed, and behavioral data (5.7 TB, OPTION ONE)
- BANDAImgManifestBeh package of imaging manifests + behavioral data (243 MB, OPTION ONE)
- or can be filtered on to create a custom package of a subset of the data (OPTION TWO).
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