Translational potential of human brain charts

Since the advent of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), researchers have attempted to characterise neuroanatomical alterations and profiles related to myriad human diseases, with the ultimate goal of informing clinical practice. [...]centile scoring across neuroanatomical features could enable identification of subgroups that share common patterns of deviation within a clinical classification. [...]there are ethical considerations of consent and data privacy, as well as implications of providing medical advice on currently incurable conditions and the potential for this information to harm rather than help.10 This is especially relevant in cases where no known effective cures or treatments exist.