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Oh wow this is cool. Thanks for sharing.
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So if we don’t have those markers, does that mean we don’t have sz or sza?
When used as biomarkers in patients diagnosed with psychosis, they allow to determine two distinct clinical sub-groups with different severity of symptoms, of cognitive deficits and functioning in everyday life. This discovery represents a major breakthrough for stratifying individuals suffering from schizophrenia, whose heterogeneity of symptoms currently restricts diagnosis and treatment.
Once you’re diagnosed, they can predict how severe your symptoms will be.
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Oh ok. I get it now. Thanks!
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So they can determine sub groups based on bio markers?
What about the overall picture?
How do they achieve this?
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I’m not sure what you mean.
The overall picture is determined by a diagnosis of psychosis and the blood markers.
It’s not the case that they can determine you have schizophrenia just from the blood markers though.
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Surely that means the overall picture is supposition no?
If you don’t actually know why things occur you no nothing no?
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