Objective: Nicotine use in schizophrenia remains markedly higher than in the general population, contributing to increased morbidity, relapse, and functional impairment. While biological factors have been widely studied, limited attention has been given to the psychosocial factors that sustain nicotine use in this grou...
Fathima Shibin C, Sojan Antony, Shreedevi A. U. et al.· Journal of dual diagnosis· 0 citations
In this Indian cohort, APOE ε4 homozygosity reflects increased susceptibility and familial aggregation of AD but does not confer a more severe or distinct phenotype, suggesting ancestry- specific expression of APOE ε4 gene-dose effects.
Pratibha Vinod, C. Arampady, Somdatta Sen et al.· Neurodegenerative Disease Ma...· 0 citations
Background Alcohol dependence and cirrhosis are key outcomes of increased alcohol use, with genetic factors increasingly implicated. A functional promoter variant (rs361525) in the TNF-α gene may contribute to ALD pathogenesis, while a loss-of-function variant (rs58542926) in TM6SF2 modifies liver disease progression....
B. Shankarappa, J. Mahadevan, Pratima Murthy et al.· Frontiers in Medicine· 0 citations
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