New insights from the last decade of research in psychiatric genetics: discoveries, challenges and clinical implications.
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This collection of discussions reflects a balanced view, with some commenters highlighting the modest heritability and predictive power of current genetic tools, as seen in remarks about SNP heritability being less than 10%, and polygenic risk scores explaining only small percentages of disease variance. The tone varies from skeptical to cautiously optimistic, emphasizing scientific challenges but also acknowledging ongoing progress, exemplified by references to recent reviews and technical terms, which demonstrate engagement with complex research findings.
Discussions show mixed opinions, with some expressing skepticism about the practical significance of genetic findings, while others acknowledge the scientific progress.
Most posts demonstrate a curiosity about recent advances, but some dismiss the topic as overstated or limited in clinical use, indicating moderate engagement.
Users reference specific research details, such as heritability estimates and polygenic risk scores, indicating active discussion and effort to understand complexities.
While many recognize ongoing challenges and limitations, several posts suggest that the research could influence future understanding and treatment strategies, reflecting a cautious acknowledgment of potential impact.
Abstract in brief
- Recent research in psychiatric genetics has shown that mental health disorders are influenced by thousands of common and rare genetic variants, and many individuals carry some genetic risk for these conditions.
- These disorders often share genetic risk factors and exist on a continuum rather than as completely separate categories, implying that current diagnoses may need to be rethought to better reflect their biological links.
- Although tools like polygenic risk scores are still developing and not yet used in clinical practice, future improvements could help personalize risk assessments and treatment strategies based on an individual's genetic profile.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyWhat is the contribution of genetics to precision #Psychiatry❓
Happy to share our recent review in World Psychiatry @WPA_Psychiatry on new insights into psychiatric genetics. A privilege to write with @oleaandreassen, @guyhindley and @FreiOleksandr. https://t.co/JqkXvA0LkJ
The only thing that psychiatric genetic researchers have discovered in the past 50 years is genetic fool’s gold, because that’s all there is to discover. https://t.co/R8xeZDvxRY
@StevePittelli @awaisaftab Instead of consensus, scientific evidence shows that the genetics of psych disorders is heterogenous -some disorders have higher risks as compared to others. The heritability estimate of depression is among the lowest; schizophrenia is higher https://t.co/vuxnYnWFe8
a good summary of the current state of genetic studies in psychiatry (if you skip all the standard and never (to be) fulfilled promises about future applications). https://t.co/q8CnU6AbTh
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@7avol1 @Boredandboring4 doi: 10.1002/wps.21034 La genetica psichiatrica sta cercando e trovando le precondizioni biologiche per diverse patologie. Lo ha fatto con le più gravi e lo farà per le meno gravi. Attenti a ignorare la biologia. Questo non significa tralasciare l'aspetto socioeconomico.
@DrEvgenyLegedin Despite this success, the independent significant genetic variants still explain less than 10% of the SNP-heritability of schizophrenia" https://t.co/q8CnU6AbTh
New insights from the last decade of research in psychiatric genetics: discoveries, challenges and clinical implications https://t.co/RYUtCO4CPW
@StevePittelli @GeorgeKirov1 You only expressed your suspicions regarding measurment bias, but you didn't give a reasonable explanation for why the twins should present a psychopatyhological pattern "resembling schizophrenia". Regarding GWAS, SNP based heritability is near 25% (https://t.co/vuxnYnWFe8) https://t.co/xXGKZ3MFiq
@leafs_s "average life expectancy of people w severe mental illness is 10 years shorter with the excess mortality due to both physical health causes, particularly cardiovascular disease and mental health-related causes, such as suicide" https://t.co/FnLP5Lv4h8
@dawso007 Here's a 2023 review by @olavsmeland et al "New insights from the last decade of research in psychiatric genetics: discoveries, challenges and clinical implications" https://t.co/zcjWWEqkwj @SameiHuda https://t.co/8zGr5rJ6fC
@pedipsych For schizophrenia, which possesses the most well-powered GWAS to date, the best performing PRS method explained just 8.5% of the variance in liability for the disease, falling to 7.3% when non-European ancestry cohorts were included" https://t.co/q8CnU6AbTh
@coristus @GenXDutchess Misschien vind je dit artikel interessant? https://t.co/xghGAnKQIC
@NancyDoylePsych @peterkinderman @EtoileViolette If you are reffering to polygenic risk scores, they are very low for ADHD (lower than most that are already low). They are also non-sepcific. https://t.co/ohUmvOUm2w https://t.co/ODAbJUc5bQ
RT @jayjoseph22: The only thing that psychiatric genetic researchers have discovered in the past 50 years is genetic fool’s gold, because t…
RT @jayjoseph22: The only thing that psychiatric genetic researchers have discovered in the past 50 years is genetic fool’s gold, because t…
RT @jayjoseph22: The only thing that psychiatric genetic researchers have discovered in the past 50 years is genetic fool’s gold, because t…
The only thing that psychiatric genetic researchers have discovered in the past 50 years is genetic fool’s gold, because that’s all there is to discover. https://t.co/R8xeZDvxRY
RT @RadoslawStupak: a good summary of the current state of genetic studies in psychiatry (if you skip all the standard and never (to be) fu…
RT @RadoslawStupak: a good summary of the current state of genetic studies in psychiatry (if you skip all the standard and never (to be) fu…
RT @RadoslawStupak: a good summary of the current state of genetic studies in psychiatry (if you skip all the standard and never (to be) fu…
a good summary of the current state of genetic studies in psychiatry (if you skip all the standard and never (to be) fulfilled promises about future applications). https://t.co/q8CnU6AbTh
RT @JRBneuropsiq: @StevePittelli @awaisaftab Instead of consensus, scientific evidence shows that the genetics of psych disorders is hetero…
@StevePittelli @awaisaftab Instead of consensus, scientific evidence shows that the genetics of psych disorders is heterogenous -some disorders have higher risks as compared to others. The heritability estimate of depression is among the lowest; schizophrenia is higher https://t.co/vuxnYnWFe8
RT @olavsmeland: Happy to share our recent review in World Psychiatry @WPA_Psychiatry on new insights into psychiatric genetics. A privileg…
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RT @olavsmeland: Happy to share our recent review in World Psychiatry @WPA_Psychiatry on new insights into psychiatric genetics. A privileg…
New insights from the last decade of research in psychiatric genetics: discoveries, challenges and clinical implications - Andreassen - 2023 - World Psychiatry - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/b2vm8URlEB
New insights from the last decade of research in psychiatric genetics: discoveries, challenges and clinical implications https://t.co/KRSEat7QOc
RT @olavsmeland: Happy to share our recent review in World Psychiatry @WPA_Psychiatry on new insights into psychiatric genetics. A privileg…
RT @olavsmeland: Happy to share our recent review in World Psychiatry @WPA_Psychiatry on new insights into psychiatric genetics. A privileg…
RT @olavsmeland: Happy to share our recent review in World Psychiatry @WPA_Psychiatry on new insights into psychiatric genetics. A privileg…
Happy to share our recent review in World Psychiatry @WPA_Psychiatry on new insights into psychiatric genetics. A privilege to write with @oleaandreassen, @guyhindley and @FreiOleksandr. https://t.co/JqkXvA0LkJ
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New insights from the last decade of research in psychiatric genetics: discoveries, challenges and clinical implications (2023) https://t.co/w7fjE985CG
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New insights from the last decade of research in psychiatric genetics: discoveries, challenges and clinical implications https://t.co/MQDUO6z7xj
New insights from the last decade of research in psychiatric genetics: discoveries, challenges and clinical implications https://t.co/02rhYOwN7L