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Mashup Score: 49
Previous studies have shown that brain volume is negatively associated with cigarette smoking, but there is an ongoing debate about whether smoking causes lowered brain volume or a lower brain volume is a risk factor for smoking. We address this debate through multiple methods that evaluate directionality: Bradford Hill’s criteria, which are commonly used to understand a causal relationship in epidemiological studies, and mediation analysis.
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Mashup Score: 37
Previous studies have shown that brain volume is negatively associated with cigarette smoking, but there is an ongoing debate about whether smoking causes lowered brain volume or a lower brain volume is a risk factor for smoking. We address this debate through multiple methods that evaluate directionality: Bradford Hill’s criteria, which are commonly used to understand a causal relationship in epidemiological studies, and mediation analysis.
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Study shows daily 🚬 smoking strongly associated with a decreased total 🧠 brain volume. https://t.co/5V1w9IpMy6 https://t.co/Jkz0xn0MI3
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Mashup Score: 0Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - 1 year(s) ago
Special Issue Call for Papers: Registered Reports for Upcoming Releases of Publicly Available Data Sets Relevant for Psychiatry As noted in a previous editorial in Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science, all areas of science have noted concerns about robustness and replication over results for both basic and translational/applied work. One way to help address these concerns is to use…
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Call for Papers: Registered Reports for Upcoming Releases of Publicly Available Data Sets Relevant for Psychiatry for a Special Issue of Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - Learn more: https://t.co/rAYobK1pyt https://t.co/E21klhx2eb
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Mashup Score: 0Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - 1 year(s) ago
Special Issue Call for Papers: Registered Reports for Upcoming Releases of Publicly Available Data Sets Relevant for Psychiatry As noted in a previous editorial in Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science, all areas of science have noted concerns about robustness and replication over results for both basic and translational/applied work. One way to help address these concerns is to use…
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Call for Papers: Registered Reports for Upcoming Releases of Publicly Available Data Sets Relevant for Psychiatry for a Special Issue of Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science https://t.co/7fo9Ty4GYN https://t.co/EJgVAbDU5h
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Editorial Board PagePublished in issue: July 2022A1PDF Subscribers PagePublished in issue: July 2022A2PDF Table of ContentsPublished in issue: July 2022A3-A4PDF Guide for AuthorsPublished in issue: July 2022A5-A11Full-Text HTMLPDF In This IssueIn This IssuePublished in issue: July 2022p191-192Full-Text HTMLPDF …
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Read a Special Issue of Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science on the Exposome: Understanding Environmental Impacts on Brain Development and Risk for Psychopathology https://t.co/5ngLqJPryO https://t.co/9G3s5qOdkp
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Editorial Board PagePublished in issue: July 2022A1PDF Subscribers PagePublished in issue: July 2022A2PDF Table of ContentsPublished in issue: July 2022A3-A4PDF Guide for AuthorsPublished in issue: July 2022A5-A11Full-Text HTMLPDF In This IssueIn This IssuePublished in issue: July 2022p191-192Full-Text HTMLPDF …
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Read a Special Issue of Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science on the Exposome: Understanding Environmental Impacts on Brain Development and Risk for Psychopathology https://t.co/Hq3ihWQqo6 https://t.co/5PzNyy1Gy6
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Mashup Score: 2Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - 3 year(s) ago
There is robust evidence that a host of environmental factors influence neurobiological factors that contribute to risk for mental health challenges. Much of this research has focused on exposures centered in the home, such as adverse childhood experience, family socioeconomic status, abuse, and…
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Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - Special Issue Call for Papers on the Exposome and How Environmental Factors Influence Neurobiology and Mental Health. Learn more: https://t.co/5z8OCa0816 https://t.co/gX2eNc2PZJ
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Mashup Score: 3Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - 3 year(s) ago
There is robust evidence that a host of environmental factors influence neurobiological factors that contribute to risk for mental health challenges. Much of this research has focused on exposures centered in the home, such as adverse childhood experience, family socioeconomic status, abuse, and…
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Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - Special Issue Call for Papers on the Exposome and How Environmental Factors Influence Neurobiology and Mental Health. Learn more: https://t.co/N2VFAtpAgu https://t.co/xsMghzR4Hd
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Mashup Score: 0
Editorial Board PagePublished in issue: June 2021A1PDF Subscribers PagePublished in issue: June 2021A2PDF Table of ContentsPublished in issue: June 2021A3-A4PDF Guide for AuthorsPublished in issue: June 2021A5-A10Full-Text HTMLPDF In This IssueIn This IssuePublished in issue: June 2021p1Full-Text HTMLPDF …
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Proof-of-Mechanism Study of the Phosphodiesterase 10 Inhibitor RG7203 in Patients With #Schizophrenia and Negative Symptoms - Published in the First Issue of Biological Psychiatry - Read the full issue now: https://t.co/IpXTyhUWj7 https://t.co/ZCky3SBsbQ
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Mashup Score: 0Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - 3 year(s) ago
There is robust evidence that a host of environmental factors influence neurobiological factors that contribute to risk for mental health challenges. Much of this research has focused on exposures centered in the home, such as adverse childhood experience, family socioeconomic status, abuse, and…
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Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science - Special Issue Call for Papers on the Exposome and How Environmental Factors Influence Neurobiology and Mental Health. Learn more: https://t.co/xOCu5LM663 https://t.co/BEMi4IG4A2
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Study shows daily 🚬 smoking strongly associated with a decreased total 🧠 brain volume. https://t.co/5V1w9IpMy6 https://t.co/Jkz0xn0MI3