Researchers studying genetic data from 200,000 people have found that the heritability of post-traumatic stress disorder is similar to that of depression and other forms of mental illness.
In a #WhyIScience Q&A, the NeuroGAP-Psychosis assistant program director reveals how a commitment to community service and mental health—and a chance encounter with a public health professor—led to a career building psychiatric research partnerships abroad
By analyzing the DNA of more than 55,000 people, an international team of researchers identify 12 regions of the genome that raise the risk of ADHD, providing valuable biological insights.
For the first time, researchers provide comprehensive information about the organization and assembly of protein complexes linked to both cancer and neurological disorders.
Researchers unmask unique genetic signatures of more than 560 cell populations across nine brain regions, and lay the groundwork for deeper insights into the biology of brain disorders.