Research / Funded grants
2014 Standard Research Grant
Metabolomics of Early Suicide Attempt
Lisa Pan, M.D.
University of Pittsburgh
Amount awarded
$90,000 Focus area
Neurobiological Awarded
2014
$90,000 Focus area
Neurobiological Awarded
2014
Inside the Research
Question: Can treatment of an underlying central nervous system neurometabolic disorder reduce suicidal behavior?
Strategy: Compare adolescents who have a history of suicide attempt and refractory depression with nonsuicidal adolescents on an extensive neurometabolic evaluation.
Impact: Improve clinical practice in the diagnosis and treatment of adolescents at risk for suicide
Strategy: Compare adolescents who have a history of suicide attempt and refractory depression with nonsuicidal adolescents on an extensive neurometabolic evaluation.
Impact: Improve clinical practice in the diagnosis and treatment of adolescents at risk for suicide
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