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Could Deep Brain Stimulation Help Treat Schizophrenia?

7+ hour, 53+ min ago   (1119+ words) A CU Anschutz research team is working toward an early feasibility study testing deep brain stimulation for people with treatment-resistant schizophrenia. The hope is that the therapy – already established for Parkinson’s disease and essential tremors – can reduce persistent symptoms when…...

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Could Deep Brain Stimulation Help Treat Schizophrenia? - University of Colorado Anschutz

7+ hour, 53+ min ago   (1068+ words) For 40 years, advancing treatments for schizophrenia has been a goal for Judith Gault, PhD. Watching her father struggle with the serious mental health disorder, which can rob people of their sense of reality and severely disrupt their lives, continues to…...

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First-of-its-Kind Classification System Looks to Identify Youth Suicide Risk Earlier

1+ mon, 4+ day ago   (748+ words) Content warning: This story discusses youth death and suicide, including methods. A CU Anschutz study exploring over 10,000 youth suicides suggests gaps in the system are costing kids’ lives, pointing to a critical need for new approaches in responding to the…...

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At Denver Health, a CU Anschutz Faculty Member Integrates Physical and Psychiatric Care

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1208+ words) For decades, hospitals have largely treated mental health and physical health separately. Patients experiencing a psychiatric crisis often receive care in one setting. Patients with complex medical needs receive care in another. When someone is struggling with both at the…...