GSM, Ounces and What...

A hoodie’s weight is the weight of its fabric, usually listed as...

COPD Is a Modifiable...

Explore how ERS 2026 highlights earlier COPD diagnosis, personalised treatment...
HomeSchizophrenia

Category: Schizophrenia

GSM, Ounces and What Heavyweight...

A hoodie’s weight is the weight...

Scientists find a way to...

Protecting brain cells from destruction remains...

GSM, Ounces and What Heavyweight Means

A hoodie’s weight is the weight of its fabric, usually listed as GSM (grams per square meter) or ounces per square yard. As a rough guide, anything up to about 280 GSM is lightweight, 280 to 350 GSM is midweight, and 350 GSM or more is heavyweight. The number on the tag is not what the finished hoodie weighs on a scale. Once you know that difference, the listings stop being confusing and you can choose a hoodie for how and where you’ll wear it. Below, we explain the...

Schizophrenia risk detectable...

Genetic susceptibility to neurodevelopmental conditions such as schizophrenia, autism, and ADHD...

Differentiating early and...

By separating early- and late-onset depression, researchers uncovered hidden genetic signatures...

Subtle changes in...

Scientists at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) have revealed a...

Shared genetic roots...

In a groundbreaking study, researchers from the Centre for Precision Psychiatry...

Everything is Learning...

Michelle Hammer is a powerhouse creator, entrepreneur, and visionary force behind Schizophrenic.NYC, a bold mental health–focused streetwear brand that blends fashion with advocacy....

New Therapy Reshapes...

Summary: A new imagery-focused therapy called iMAPS may help people with psychosis gain control over disturbing mental images that fuel paranoia, fear, and...

Researchers identify patient...

Each year, about 100,000 Americans experience psychosis, a serious condition that...

Novel therapy for...

A pioneering therapy targeting distressing and disturbing mental images for people...

Scientists find hidden...

Scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine have identified a surprising culprit that may contribute to dementia: free radicals generated in a particular region of...