Sex differences in the adolescent brain and body: Findings from the saguenay youth study

This Mini‐Review describes sex differences in 66 quantitative characteristics of the brain and body measured in a community‐based sample of 1,024 adolescents 12–18 years of age, members of the Saguenay Youth Study. Using an extensive phenotyping protocol, we have obtained measures in a number of domains, including brain structure, cognition, mental health, substance use, body composition, metabolism, cardiovascular reactivity, and life style....