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dr. serretti

S5 E2: Decoding Genetics: Illuminating Mental Health and Beyond

Join us for an intriguing and enlightening interview as we delve into the world of genetics research with Dr. Alessandro Serretti, a renowned psychiatrist and genetic researcher. Prepare to gain valuable insights into the current landscape of genetics research, as well as a captivating glimpse into its historical development and future prospects. Dr. Serretti expertly unravels the intricate relationship between genetics and mental health, shedding light on our current understanding and emphasizing crucial factors to consider in the treatment of mental health conditions. For those harboring skepticism or apprehension towards genetics, this interview serves as an invaluable resource, showcasing how genetics serves as a foundational framework for comprehending an individual’s biological predisposition to certain conditions, while also exploring other essential considerations. Tune in and broaden your horizons in this captivating exploration of the ever-evolving field of genetics.

Dr. Alessandro Serretti

Alessandro Serretti MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Bologna University, Italy. Coordinator of a research unit active in clinical and genetic studies of major psychoses.Author of more than 680 scientific papers in peer reviewed journals, one textbook of psychiatry and over 700 presentations at meetings. H-Index of 97. Editor in Chief of International Clinical Psychopharmacology. Highly Cited Researcher Web of Science 2019, 2020 and 2021. Reviewer or member of the editorial board for 170 journals and funding agencies.

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