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A Pulitzer-nominated story reveals how a woman's schizophrenia mysteriously disappeared after cancer treatment, offering new hope for mental illness research. The deeply reported piece shows what happens when journalists build trust to tell nuanced recovery stories.
Scientists at MIT identified a gene mutation that causes the brain to get stuck on outdated beliefs and successfully reversed the effect in mice. The discovery opens promising new treatment paths for cognitive symptoms in schizophrenia patients.
Northwestern University researchers discovered a biomarker that could finally treat the cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia that current medications miss. A synthetic protein tested in animal models successfully reversed brain abnormalities linked to memory and thinking problems.
UCSF researchers are using brain scans to identify who will develop schizophrenia years before psychosis starts, potentially preventing the disease entirely. Early detection could transform treatment for the 1% of people worldwide affected by this condition.