- The NHS-backed GlobalMinds study invites 49,000 individuals in England and Wales for personalized severe mental illness treatments.
- This three-year project analyzes DNA, medical records, and questionnaires for conditions like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
- Led by Akrivia Health and Cardiff University, the study aims to revolutionize diagnosis and treatment through precision medicine.
- As the world's largest mental health study, it seeks to improve patient outcomes and address associated physical health disparities.
GlobalMinds Study Targets Personalized Mental Health
A groundbreaking NHS-backed initiative, GlobalMinds, is inviting 49,000 individuals across England and Wales to participate in the world's largest mental health study. This three-year project will analyze DNA and medical records to develop personalized treatments for severe mental illnesses like schizophrenia, aiming to revolutionize diagnosis and significantly improve patient outcomes.
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