Schizophrenia Gene
U.S. researchers say they've spotted a gene variant that may raise the risk of schizophrenia in some people, a finding that may lead to new medications to treat the condition.
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Gene MEGF10 Linked to Schizophrenia
A new genetic link to schizophrenia has been identified by an international team of researchers. Multiple epidermal growth factor-like... Read more »
Genetic Link Discovered for Schizophrenia in Women
A genetic variant in a gene called reelin has been identified as a significant risk factor for developing schizophrenia, but only in women.... Read more »
Is Schizophrenia Inevitable?
Even if you only have a passing interest in the latest schizophrenia research news, one thing stands out above all others, the emphasis on... Read more »
Schizophrenia Latest News November 2011
Schizophrenia and Street Drugs: Meth, crank, speed-whatever you call it, the drug is bad news. Now a study proves methamphetamine use... Read more »
Molecular Scissors Could Treat Schizophrenia
Scientists have recently reported that faulty cleavage of a protein called neuregulin, or Nrg-1, forms the basis for the development of... Read more »
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New schizophrenia gene identified
John Hopkins University researchers say they have identified a new gene variation that may influence the delusions associated with schizophrenia.... Read more »
Researchers identify new schizophrenia genes
U.S. and Dutch researchers have pinpointed three new candidate genes for schizophrenia, according to a news release from UCLA. In their study,... Read more »
New schizophrenia genes found
International researchers say they have identified three new DNA variations that increase the risk of schizophrenia which they say are some of the... Read more »
Genes give more clues to schizophrenia
Researchers in New York have spotted nine genetic markers that can increase a person's risk for schizophrenia. The scientists also found evidence... Read more »
Gene variant linked to schizophrenia in women
Researchers in Israel and Great Britain have identified a gene that is linked to an increased risk of schizophrenia in women. The researchers... Read more »
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