Few areas in psychiatry have advanced as rapidly as psychiatric genetics. We can now
study the genomes of individuals with and without psychiatric disorders with increasing …

Purpose Genetic and genomic health information increasingly informs routine clinical care
and treatment. This systematic review aimed to identify the barriers and facilitators to …

Genetic testing has evolved rapidly over recent years and new developments have the
potential to provide insights that could improve the ability to diagnose, treat, and prevent …

Developing a competent workforce will be crucial to realizing the promise of genomic
medicine. The preparedness of medical specialists without specific genetic qualifications to …

Background It has been over a decade since the completion of the Human Genome Project
(HGP), genomic sequencing technologies have yet to become parts of standard of care in …

Background: Despite significant research progress surrounding precision medicine in
psychiatry, there has been little tangible impact upon real-world clinical care. Objective: To …

Polygenic risk scores (PRS) may aid in the identification of individuals at-risk for psychiatric
disorders, treatment optimization, and increase in prognostic accuracy. PRS may also add …

Psychiatric genomics is a rapidly growing field that holds much promise for improving risk
prediction, prevention, diagnosis, treatment selection, and understanding of the …

The advent of genetic testing for psychiatric conditions raises difficult questions about when
and how the tests should be used. Development of policies regarding these issues may be …

Background: Myths and concerns about the extent and meaning of genetic risk in
schizophrenia may contribute to significant stigma and burden for families. Genetic …