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Whittington M. on NEWS: Down With Inhibition: Modulating GABAergic Neocortical Control, This paper by Kruglikov and Rudy examines in detail the profile of neuromodulatory influences... 24 Jul 2008.
Glatt S. on NEWS: Sweeping SchizophreniaGene Study Applies New Criteria to Finger Suspects, The paper by Allen et al. is a tremendously useful addition to the fields of schizophrenia... 21 Jul 2008.
Glatt S. on PAPER: Craddock RM. et al., 2008, The approach taken by Rachel Craddock and Sabine Bahn’s group is highly laudable. The work... 16 Jul 2008.
Takashima A, Yoshikawa T. on NEWS: News Brief: Schizophrenia-linked AKT1 Variant Affects Brain Parameters, Some researchers in the field of psychiatric genetics have become somewhat pessimistic about... 17 Jun 2008.
Roffman J. on PAPER: Marini NJ. et al., 2008, In a new paper published in PNAS, Marini and colleagues examined functional variants in the... 17 Jun 2008.
Shern D. on PAPER: Parks J. et al., 2008, We appreciate the careful work of the National Association of State Mental Health Program... 16 Jun 2008.
Ershadi S. on NEWS: Studies Explore Glutamate Receptors as Target for Schizophrenia Monotherapy, Recommendation Only. 9 Jun 2008.
Estani P. on NEWS: In Pursuit of Positive ID for Schizophrenia Prodrome—A Research Roundup, Recommendation Only. 31 May 2008.
Estani P. on PAPER: Cannon TD. et al., 2008, Recommendation Only. 31 May 2008.
Neufeld R. on ONLINE DISCUSSION: New Approaches to Cognition in Mental Illness, Thank you for the opportunity to join this live discussion, though I regret that I cannot... 29 May 2008.
Chong V, Shannon Weickert C. on NEWS: Down to BACE-ics—Old Mouse a New Model for Schizophrenia?, The findings of Savonenko et al. (2008) are an impressive addition to the growing evidence... 23 May 2008.
Gogos J. on NEWS: SLICK Science—Imaging Advances May Aid Brain Research, The SLICK approach is indeed a powerful one and promises to facilitate analysis of animal... 23 May 2008.
Fujii D. on WHAT WE KNOW: Submit facts, with appropriate citations, for Minnesota Consensus Group to consider., Although strength of evidence varies, abnormalities to frontal systems and temporal lobes and... 24 May 2008.
Brzustowicz L. on NEWS: 22q11 and Schizophrenia: New Role for microRNAs and More, While some have expressed frustration over the lack of clear reproducibility of linkage and... 21 May 2008.
Sawa A. on NEWS: Human-like DISC1 Mutation Causes Morphological and Cognitive Deficits, A leading group studying DISC1, led by Drs. Gogos and Karayiogou, has recently published an... 16 May 2008.
Porteous D. on NEWS: Human-like DISC1 Mutation Causes Morphological and Cognitive Deficits, This paper is an update on the original report from the Gogos group ( 16 May 2008.
Pickard B. on PAPER: Kidd JM. et al., 2008, This substantial paper by Kidd et al. adds a new rigour to the analysis of structural... 13 May 2008.
Johnsen E, Jorgensen H. on NEWS: Study Questions Advantages of Newer Antipsychotics for Early Schizophrenia, In our recently published systematic review of randomized effectiveness trials on SGAs ( 14 May 2008.
Szoke A. on NEWS: Training Study Questions Fixed Nature of Fluid Intelligence, The authors suggest that they have found what could be considered the Holy Grail of cognitive... 7 May 2008.
Sullivan P. on WHAT WE KNOW: Association studies (which identify which form of a particular gene or part of a gene is associated with risk) suggest alleles in a number of promising genes confer risk, including RGS4, DISC1, DTNBP1, NRG1, DAOA and COMT, Recent empirical data cast doubt on the relevance of all of the listed genes for... 10 May 2008.
Boksa P, Joober R. on NEWS: Copy Number Variations in Schizophrenia: Rare But Powerful?, Walsh et al. claim that rare and severe chromosomal structural variants (SVs) (i.e., not... 4 May 2008.
Martinowich K. on NEWS: Prozac and Plasticity—Antidepressant’s Action an Eye Opener, The recent paper by Vetencourt et al., showing that fluoxetine can restore neuronal... 1 May 2008.
Meltzer H. on NEWS: Study Questions Advantages of Newer Antipsychotics for Early Schizophrenia, EUFEST, CATIE, and CUtLASS: Should Atypical Antipsychotic Drugs Remain the Most Prescribed... 29 Apr 2008.
Citrome L. on NEWS: Study Questions Advantages of Newer Antipsychotics for Early Schizophrenia, Although in EUFEST, psychopathology improved to a similar extent among the different groups,... 19 Apr 2008.
Kingsmore S. on PAPER: Lencz T. et al., 2007, Recommendation Only. 18 Apr 2008.
Kirov G, Owen M, O'Donovan M. on NEWS: Copy Number Variations in Schizophrenia: Rare But Powerful?, The idea that a proportion of schizophrenia is associated with rare chromosomal abnormalities... 15 Apr 2008.
Buckley P. on NEWS: Study Questions Advantages of Newer Antipsychotics for Early Schizophrenia, This timely study, conducted by a stellar group of European investigators, adds to the... 11 Apr 2008.
Margolis R, Ross C. on NEWS: Copy Number Variations in Schizophrenia: Rare But Powerful?, We agree with the comments of Weinberger, Lencz and Malhotra, and Pickard, and the question... 3 Apr 2008.
Volavka J. on NEWS: Study Questions Advantages of Newer Antipsychotics for Early Schizophrenia, The EUFEST study found that haloperidol, in comparison with several SGAs, was associated with... 3 Apr 2008.
Pickard B. on NEWS: Copy Number Variations in Schizophrenia: Rare But Powerful?, In my mind, the study of CNVs in autism (and likely soon in schizophrenia/bipolar disorder,... 31 Mar 2008.
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