Archives by: Naomi Scheinerman
The Double Helix Takes the Witness Stand: Behavioral and Neuropsychiatric Genetics in Court
By Paul S. Appelbaum
Neuron 82, June 4, 2014
Data on neuropsychiatric and behavioral genetics have attracted legal interest, as attorneys explore their use in criminal and ... Read more »
Child Care, Socio-economic Status and Problem Behavior: A Study of Gene–Environment Interaction in Young Dutch Twins
By Christel M. Middeldorp et al.
Behavioral Genetics May 2014
The influences of formal child care before age 4 on behavioral problems at 3, 5, and ... Read more »
Epigenetic traces of childhood maltreatment in peripheral blood: a new strategy to explore gene–environment interactions
By Rudolf Uher and Ian C. G. Weaver
The British Journal of Psychiatry
June 2014, 204(6):3-5.
Abstract
Maltreatment in childhood affects mental health over the life course. New ... Read more »
The Association of Telomere Length With Family Violence and Disruption
By Stacy S. Drury et al.
June 16, 2014
Pediatrics
Abstract
BACKGROUND: To enhance the understanding of biological mechanisms connecting early adversity and negative health, we examine the ... Read more »
Informed Consent for Human Genetic and Genomic Studies: A Systematic Review
By Aiman ‘Izzaty Bte Akhbar Khan, Benjamin James Capps, Min Yi Sum, Carissa Nadia Kuswanto, and Kang Sim
April 18, 2014
Clinical Genetics
As genetic and genomic studies grow in scale, there are ... Read more »
Convergence of Advances in Genomics, Team Science, and Repositories as Drivers of Progress in Psychiatric Genomics
By Thomas Lehner, Geetha Senthil, and Anjene M. Addington
Biological Psychiatry (2014)
After many years of unfilled promise, psychiatric genetics has seen an unprecedented number of successes ... Read more »
The Documentation of Consent and Disclosure of Neurogenetic Testing Outside Clinical Genetics
By C. Lo, J. Martindale, M. Hadjivassiliou, P. Martin, A. DAlton, O. Bandmann
Neurogenetics (2014)
Neurogenetic tests are increasingly requested by
clinical neurologists without any formal training in ... Read more »
Genome-Wide Significant Localization for Working and Spatial Memory: Identifying Genes for Psychosis Using Models of Cognition
Emma E.M. Knowles, Melanie A. Carless, Marcio A.A. de Almeida, Joanne E. Curran, D. Reese McKay, Emma Sprooten, Thomas D. Dyer, Harald H. Go¨ring, Rene ... Read more »
Revitalizing Psychiatric Therapeutics
By Steven E Hyman
Neuropsychopharmacology Reviews (2014) 39, 220-229.
Despite high prevalence and enormous unmet medical need, the pharmaceutical industry has recently de-emphasized neuropsychiatric disorders as ‘too ... Read more »
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