Summary: A new study has uncovered the brain connectivity patterns that differentiate patients who recover from psychosis from those who do not. Using whole-brain computational models, researchers found that patients in remission show increased neural connectivity, while those with persistent symptoms show reduced connectivity.Both groups exhibited lower overall neural stability than healthy individuals, but only recovering patients adapted their connectivity in a way that supports recovery. This refined understanding may allow clinicians to predict the course of psychosis and tailor treatments accordingly.Key Facts:Connectivity Patterns: Psychosis remission is associated...
Can SMELL Really Detect SCHIZOPHRENIA Better Than Current Methods?
Anecdotal Evidence and Observations
Michelle Hammer, who has schizophrenia, initially dismissed the idea that people with...
Schizophrenia is a serious mental disorder that affects around 1% of the world's population. Researchers of the University of Barcelona have identified a...
Summary: People with schizophrenia experience impaired contrast perception, affecting their ability to differentiate light intensity and recognize shapes and textures. This deficit may...
