Precision Medicine
New research shows that atypical depression increases diabetes risk, while melancholic depression heightens chances of heart disease. The findings, from a seven-year study of nearly 6,000 adults, highlight the need for tailored mental and physical health approaches. Presented at the ECNP Congress in Amsterdam, the work underscores biological differences in depression subtypes.
Raportoinut AI Faktatarkistettu
New gene therapies are in development for conditions like follistatin-related disorders and other genetic issues, aiming to provide effective treatments without ongoing interventions. The pipeline includes therapies for muscle growth, hormone regulation, and tissue repair. This marks progress in precision medicine for rare and chronic diseases.