We need to personalize (mental) health, not only psychopathology.

IF 3.1 Q2 PSYCHIATRY
Sigal Zilcha-Mano
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In their introduction to the special issue on addressing clinical heterogeneity in psychopathology through brain science, Damme and Mittal (see record 2025-40884-001) highlighted the transformative potential of using brain data to uncover variability in mental health diagnoses and their underlying mechanisms. The articles in this issue exemplify this, such as Reimann et al. (see record 2025-40884-008), who demonstrated how neurodevelopmental differences, like variations in structural properties, reveal subgroups with unique cognitive and clinical profiles among youths with similar psychopathology levels. This commentary builds on these important insights while proposing a critical broadening of focus. While much attention has been given to individual-specific psychopathology, the personalized "end goal" of treatment-defining individual-specific healthy states-has been largely neglected in the literature. Addressing both the starting and end points of interventions will deepen our understanding of psychopathology by integrating diverse definitions of health, ensuring treatment approaches are tailored to the uniqueness of each individual. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved).
我们需要个性化(心理)健康,而不仅仅是精神病理学。
Damme和Mittal(见record 2025-40884-001)在他们关于通过脑科学解决精神病理学临床异质性的特刊的介绍中,强调了利用大脑数据揭示精神健康诊断的可变性及其潜在机制的变革潜力。本期的文章就是例证,如Reimann等人(见记录2025-40884-008),他们展示了神经发育差异,如结构特性的变化,如何揭示了具有相似精神病理水平的年轻人中具有独特认知和临床特征的亚群。这篇评论建立在这些重要见解的基础上,同时提出了一个关键的扩展焦点。虽然人们对个体特异性精神病理学给予了很多关注,但在文献中,个性化治疗的“最终目标”——定义个体特异性健康状态——在很大程度上被忽视了。通过整合健康的不同定义,解决干预措施的起点和终点将加深我们对精神病理学的理解,确保治疗方法适合每个人的独特性。(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA,版权所有)。
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