August 1, 2026 · The American journal of psychiatry · DOI: 10.1176/appi.ajp.20260566

Schizophrenia Beyond Genome-Wide Association Studies: It's About Time

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The authors investigate how the complex interplay between genetic risk factors and environmental influences contributes to the variability in schizophrenia expression over time. They propose that shifting gene coexpression patterns throughout development may elucidate the dynamic nature of risk and suggest that studying these interactions could lead to novel treatments and preventive strategies for schizophrenia. Ultimately, they aim to understand how individual experiences shaped by genetic and environmental factors can inform better management of the disorder.

Giulio Pergola, Daniel R Weinberger

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