Toward a Molecular Explanation for Schizophrenia
TAU researchers find inhibition of a basic cellular process may contribute to the mysterious disease
View ArticleNovel biomarker approach suggests new avenues to improve schizophrenia...
Environmental effects of events such as oxygen deprivation and infections may be preserved as markers in blood that are associated to schizophrenia, according to an international study led by the...
View ArticleNew study to explore an intervention to help reduce weight in people with...
A group of researchers, led by Professor Richard Holt at the University of Southampton, are to investigate whether people with schizophrenia or first episode psychosis are able to reduce their weight...
View ArticleSchizophrenia in the limelight: film-industry technology provides insights...
The first 30 seconds of a social encounter is crucial for people with symptoms of schizophrenia for establishing contact with people, according to new research carried out at Queen Mary University of...
View ArticleWith Large-Scale New Studies, Mount Sinai Scientists Help Underscore the...
Largest exome studies of schizophrenia to date establish critical new scientific resources for biomedical community and the possibility of more tailored treatment for patients.
View ArticleRare genetic mutations contribute to schizophrenia risk
In the largest exome sequencing effort within psychiatry to date, scientists at Karolinska Institutet and international collaborators provide new information about the genetic complexity underpinning...
View ArticleNew studies show that many rare mutations contribute to schizophrenia risk
By Veronica Meade-Kelly, Broad Communications - Researchers from the Broad Institute and several partnering institutions have taken a closer look at the human genome to learn more about the genetic...
View ArticleWhat triggers schizophrenia?
Genetic mutations in people with schizophrenia cluster in specific proteins offering a ‘new window’ into the disorder, according to University scientists.
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