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Precision medicine is revolutionizing some health care disciplines but has had comparatively little impact in mental health. An ambitious research initiative funded by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) will explore whether innovations in the collection of patient data can improve the understanding of mental health disorders, leading to more accurate prediction of whether a patient will respond to a specific treatment.
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