Wissenschaftler haben bestätigt, dass sie Patienten mit psychiatrischen Störungen von gesunden Personen zuverlässig unterscheiden können, die auf nichts weiter als einer Blutprobe basieren.
Wissenschaftler haben bestätigt, dass sie Patienten mit psychiatrischen Störungen von gesunden Personen zuverlässig unterscheiden können, die auf nichts weiter als einer Blutprobe basieren.
In the paper they note that antipsychotic and antidepressant medication can often increase or change blood triglycerides, and this could confound some of the results. I’d be interested to find out how the biomarkers differ between people taking different types of psychiatric medication, as well as medication for cholesterol.
LEANiscrack on
Heres some more info.
“ The explored diagnoses included schizophrenia (F20), schizotypal disorder (F21), schizoaffective disorder (F25), bipolar affective disorder (F31), depressive episode (F32), and recurrent depressive disorder (F33). The latter two diagnoses, F32 and F33, were classified as “depression”, or MDD, in our analysis. All patients were treated according to standard treatment protocols in hospitals by taking antipsychotics or/and antidepressants and followed similar dietary recommendations. Exclusion criteria for both patients and control were age (<18 or >70 years old), intellectual disability, and severe somatic or neurological diseases that may affect a diagnosis of mental disorder, in line with ICD-10 diagnostic criteria. Individuals taking lipid-affecting drugs, such as statins, were excluded as well.”
But I just have to say this study coming out of Russia with the ways things are right now is extremely terrifying. (its standard there to do a “health check up” to get a “work book” that basically allows you to work( this is for citizens.)
lugdunum_burdigala on
This is published in a MDPI journal with an all Russian author list. I am sorry but I don’t trust this at all, especially with such a grandiose claim…
GallantChaos on
This is fascinating and I wonder if this would be useful to identify other mental disorders such as dementia and alzhimers.
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In the paper they note that antipsychotic and antidepressant medication can often increase or change blood triglycerides, and this could confound some of the results. I’d be interested to find out how the biomarkers differ between people taking different types of psychiatric medication, as well as medication for cholesterol.
Heres some more info.
“ The explored diagnoses included schizophrenia (F20), schizotypal disorder (F21), schizoaffective disorder (F25), bipolar affective disorder (F31), depressive episode (F32), and recurrent depressive disorder (F33). The latter two diagnoses, F32 and F33, were classified as “depression”, or MDD, in our analysis. All patients were treated according to standard treatment protocols in hospitals by taking antipsychotics or/and antidepressants and followed similar dietary recommendations. Exclusion criteria for both patients and control were age (<18 or >70 years old), intellectual disability, and severe somatic or neurological diseases that may affect a diagnosis of mental disorder, in line with ICD-10 diagnostic criteria. Individuals taking lipid-affecting drugs, such as statins, were excluded as well.”
But I just have to say this study coming out of Russia with the ways things are right now is extremely terrifying. (its standard there to do a “health check up” to get a “work book” that basically allows you to work( this is for citizens.)
This is published in a MDPI journal with an all Russian author list. I am sorry but I don’t trust this at all, especially with such a grandiose claim…
This is fascinating and I wonder if this would be useful to identify other mental disorders such as dementia and alzhimers.