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The Future of Biomarker-Based Therapy for Mental Disorder Care
The rising prevalence of mental health disorders, particularly PTSD, presents challenges for existing treatments. Current therapies, while effective for many, yield small effect sizes compared to standard treatments. The incorporation of neurological biomarkers could revolutionize mental disorder care. Traditional biomarkers depend on invasive procedures and can't access brain activity due to the blood-brain barrier. However, the fusion of EEG and fMRI technologies enables non-invasive, scalable, and affordable neuro-biomarker monitoring. By targeting specific brain regions like the amygdala, clinicians can offer personalized treatments and optimize outcomes in mental healthcare, ushering in a transformative era for mental disorder care.
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The increasing prevalence of mental health disorders, particularly PTSD, poses challenges for current treatments, which often yield modest results. Embracing neurological biomarkers can revolutionize mental disorder care. While traditional biomarkers face limitations due to invasiveness and the blood-brain barrier, the integration of EEG and fMRI technologies allows for non-invasive, cost-effective neuro-biomarker monitoring. Focusing on specific brain regions such as the amygdala empowers clinicians to deliver personalized treatments, improving mental healthcare outcomes and marking a transformative shift in the field.
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