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Scientists Restore Crucial Myelin In Brains Of Mice
January 14, 2004 — Scientists for the first time have restored a crucial substance known as myelin in a widespread area of an animal's brain, opening the door toward new ways to improve treatment of an assortment ... > full story -
Brain's 'Master Molecule' Produces Same Behavior In Mice From Three Different Psychostimulant Drugs
November 21, 2003 — A mouse study reported in this week's Science magazine shows that three drugs, each acting on a different chemical transmitter in the brain, all produce the same schizophrenia-like symptoms by ... > full story -
Could You Suffer From Psychosis? The Nose Knows
October 29, 2003 — Your nose could provide the first reliable diagnostic tool for predicting a person's likelihood of developing psychosis, new research has ... > full story -
UGA, MCG Study Impact Of Long-Term Use Of Schizophrenia Drugs
September 17, 2003 — Whether the long-term use of the newer schizophrenia drugs damages or improves a patient's cognitive ability is the focus of a cooperative study by the University of Georgia and the Medical ... > full story -
Similar Genetic Origins Possible For Schizophrenia And Bipolar Disorder; Findings May Lead To Childhood Screening, Early Treatment
September 10, 2003 — A study by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center, University of Cambridge and the Stanley Medical Research Institute appears to offer the first hard evidence that schizophrenia and ... > full story -
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Innovative, Multicenter Study Of Schizophrenia Will Follow Disease Traits In Hunt For Genetic Causes
June 3, 2003 — Specific information processing abnormalities and brain-related circuit dysfunction in schizophrenia patients may be the keys to finding the genetic basis of this puzzling, devastating mental illness ... > full story -
Researchers Discover Important Genetic Flaw In Family Affected By Schizophrenia
May 16, 2003 — Researchers at the University of Alberta have discovered a genetic flaw in a family suffering with schizophrenia that may help to explain an important biochemical process implicated in the onset of ... > full story -
Gene Enhances Prefrontal Function At A Price
May 8, 2003 — Studies of a gene that affects how efficiently the brain's frontal lobes process information are revealing some untidy consequences of a tiny variation in its molecular structure and how it may ... > full story -
Families With Severe Form Of Bipolar Disorder Help Scientists Narrow The Search For Disease Genes
April 1, 2003 — After years of frustrating searches for genes that contribute to mental illness, researchers at Johns Hopkins studying families with a severe form of manic depressive illness, called psychotic ... > full story -
Combination Treatment Shows Promise For Schizophrenia
December 26, 2002 — Reporting in the January issue of the journal Neuropsychopharmacology, Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center researchers and colleagues have found that combining the anticonvulsant drug divalproex ... > full story
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