9798277347379 - the dna of madness: the single genetic mutation linked to childhood mental illness de maddox, reeve (9 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The DNA od Madness is a groundbreaking journey into one of the most startling scientific revelations of the century: the discovery that a single gene-GRIN2A-can directly cause severe psychiatric illness. For decades, the scientific community believed mental disorders were shaped by thousands… of genetic variants interacting with environment, trauma, and chance. The polygenic model was unquestioned gospel. But then came a discovery that shattered everything.This book chronicles the unfolding of a paradigm shift-from the laboratory bench where researchers first noticed something unusual about GRIN2A mutations, to the clinic where children and families unknowingly living under its shadow finally received an explanation that made sense. Through gripping narrative storytelling, real scientific history, and expert interpretation, the book takes readers deep into the molecular machinery of the brain, the revolution of gene-to-symptom neuroscience, and the ethical and emotional stakes of discovering a cause so precise it could change a child's entire life trajectory.As the chapters unfold, readers witness how a single dysfunctional receptor can unleash hallucinations, aggression, mutism, obsessive behaviors, and rapid disability; how clinicians struggled for years to understand these patients; and how precision medicine is emerging as both hope and responsibility. The book exposes the scientific rivalries, the fragile triumphs, and the moral dilemmas that surround a discovery with the power to redefine diagnosis, transform treatment, and reshape society's perception of mental illness.With clarity accessible to general readers yet depth satisfying to professionals, The Gene That Broke the Silence confronts the hardest questions in psychiatry: What if mental illness can sometimes be traced to a single molecular origin?How should medicine respond when a disorder once seen as "behavioral" proves to be biological?What are the ethical boundaries of genetic testing-and genetic prediction?And if one gene can do this. how many more are waiting?This is not just a book about genetics. It is a book about families, identity, stigma, science, fear, and extraordinary possibility. It is a portrait of a future where psychiatry and neuroscience stand on the brink of a revolution-and the human stories that will define whether that revolution heals or divides. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The DNA od Madness is a groundbreaking journey into one of the most startling scientific revelations of the century: the discovery that a single gene-GRIN2A-can directly cause severe psychiatric illness. For decades, the scientific community believed mental disorders were shaped by thousands… of genetic variants interacting with environment, trauma, and chance. The polygenic model was unquestioned gospel. But then came a discovery that shattered everything.This book chronicles the unfolding of a paradigm shift-from the laboratory bench where researchers first noticed something unusual about GRIN2A mutations, to the clinic where children and families unknowingly living under its shadow finally received an explanation that made sense. Through gripping narrative storytelling, real scientific history, and expert interpretation, the book takes readers deep into the molecular machinery of the brain, the revolution of gene-to-symptom neuroscience, and the ethical and emotional stakes of discovering a cause so precise it could change a child's entire life trajectory.As the chapters unfold, readers witness how a single dysfunctional receptor can unleash hallucinations, aggression, mutism, obsessive behaviors, and rapid disability; how clinicians struggled for years to understand these patients; and how precision medicine is emerging as both hope and responsibility. The book exposes the scientific rivalries, the fragile triumphs, and the moral dilemmas that surround a discovery with the power to redefine diagnosis, transform treatment, and reshape society's perception of mental illness.With clarity accessible to general readers yet depth satisfying to professionals, The Gene That Broke the Silence confronts the hardest questions in psychiatry: What if mental illness can sometimes be traced to a single molecular origin?How should medicine respond when a disorder once seen as "behavioral" proves to be biological?What are the ethical boundaries of genetic testing-and genetic prediction?And if one gene can do this. how many more are waiting?This is not just a book about genetics. It is a book about families, identity, stigma, science, fear, and extraordinary possibility. It is a portrait of a future where psychiatry and neuroscience stand on the brink of a revolution-and the human stories that will define whether that revolution heals or divides. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
