Schizophrenia symptom subtypes reveal distinct genetic risk profiles
Stratifying schizophrenia patients by symptom profile revealed three subtypes with distinct genetic risk loci and polygenic risk score patterns.
Stratifying schizophrenia patients by symptom profile revealed three subtypes with distinct genetic risk loci and polygenic risk score patterns.
A network analysis of 402 schizophrenia patients found that motivation-and-pleasure deficits are the central symptom linked to social functioning in ...
An eight-week retrospective cohort study found that adding olanzapine to risperidone improved schizophrenia symptoms more than risperidone alone but caused ...
A large MRI study of 1,761 schizophrenia patients shows that disrupted brain asymmetry is real but subtle, and varies with ...
A post hoc analysis of nearly 3,000 patients with acute schizophrenia identifies three symptom-based subgroups with distinct lipid profiles and ...
A multisite fMRI study used individualized pulvinar-cortical connectivity deviations to identify two negative-symptom-anchored biotypes of schizophrenia.
A genome-wide association study in Han Chinese patients links a variant in the synaptic gene MCTP2 to greater improvement of ...
A new study of early psychosis patients traces a statistical pathway in which parental socioeconomic status shapes cerebellar-frontoparietal connectivity, which ...
A study of 132 people with first-episode schizophrenia links elevated peripheral inflammation to heightened fronto-striatal brain connectivity and more severe ...
A new Nature Mental Health study of 434 young people finds that declining connectivity within the hippocampus precedes worsening negative ...
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