Schizophrenia disrupts both how people perceive the world and how they express and act on their thoughts, yet these symptoms are usually studied separately. Using magnetoencephalography during multisensory and motor tasks, we tested whether reduced event-related beta-band (15 to 30 hertz) modulation, a signal implicate...
Hsi T. Wei, Dominic Boutet, Ru-Kun Dou et al.· Science Advances· 0 citations
Clozapine is the most effective treatment for treatment-resistant schizophrenia, yet it is often introduced late. This article proposes a critical period hypothesis, arguing that clozapine is most effective when started during a stage of illness in which network plasticity and synaptic substrate are still partially pre...
R. Krishnadas, I. L. Leong, Joanna Fraczek et al.· Journal of Psychopharmacolog...· 0 citations
Automated speech analysis offers a promising avenue for objective assessment in schizophrenia by capturing its core feature of disorganised thinking, but the reliability of speech markers across different conversational contexts remains a critical unknown. We hypothesized that more complex speech elicitation tasks woul...
C. El Mouslih, Michael Mackinley, P. Dzialoszynski et al.· Neuropsychologia· 0 citations
Abstract Background Brain-structural and language abnormalities in people with psychotic symptoms (PSx) have long been reported. A key question is whether language alterations are a potential behavioral readout of brain cortical gray matter changes. Adding to previous evidence for this in the cases of cortical thinning...
A. Korda, W. Hinzen, Rui He et al.· European psychiatry· 0 citations
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