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DESCRIPTION:Transdiagnostic neuroimaging to understand mental health across
  the lifespan\n\nErin Dickie\, CAMH\n	Tuesday April 2\, 12-1pm\n	Zoom Link: 
 https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/86855481591\n	In Person: 550 Sherbrooke\, Room 189
 \n	\n	Abstract: 85% of people experience mental illness. However\, mental il
 lness can follow many different paths. Having one disorder increases the r
 isk of developing others. Neuroimaging can offer unique insights into the 
 structure and function of the brain and\, thus\, offers hope of identifyin
 g biomarkers highest risk for poor outcomes\, a necessary step for tailori
 ng care to mitigate this risk. Present research can have a greater transla
 tional impact by looking beyond case-control comparisons that assume some 
 uniformity within the patient population to examine clinically meaningful 
 sources of heterogeneity. We will present recent work that uses neuroimagi
 ng to model sources of cognitive function and depressive symptoms in parti
 cipants with schizophrenia spectrum disorders\, areas of untreated clinica
 l need. We will also present available data and introduce new cohort studi
 es that are following children and youth over time to look at the link bet
 ween brain development and trajectories of mental health\, especially thos
 e imaging youth with multiple mental health diagnoses. Finally\, we will d
 iscuss the impacts of standardized\, reproducible workflows that respect i
 ndividual variability in brain anatomy to clinical neuroimaging research.
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SUMMARY:QLS Seminar Series - Erin Dickie
URL:/qls/channels/event/qls-seminar-series-erin-dickie
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