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Genes, environment, and individual differences in responding to treatment for depression.
Harvard review of psychiatry - 1 Jan 2000
Uher Rudolf
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A principal weakness of evidence-based psychiatry is that it does not account for the individual variability in therapeutic response among individuals with the same diagnosis. The aim of personalized psychiatry is to remediate this shortcoming and to use predictors to select treatment that is most likely to be beneficial for an individual. This article reviews the evidence that genetic variation, environmental...
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