Researchers at UNC, led by Dr. Patrick Sullivan, have highlighted the genetic complexity of schizophrenia in a new review. Through extensive genomic research, they identified nearly 300 common and over 20 rare genetic variants linked to the disorder. The study emphasizes that schizophrenia results from multiple genes interacting with environmental factors like lifestyle and stress. This complexity challenges current understanding but underscores the importance of continued research to improve treatment strategies.
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