Alba Lubeiro

TL;DR: The results indicate that dysregulation of immune response in schizophrenia develops with illness progression or appears as a long-term medication effect.

TL;DR: The notion that SCH is associated with a reduced response to both novelty and relevance during an auditory P300 task is supported, which is inversely correlated to positive and total symptoms severity for SCH patients.

TL;DR: Longitudinal studies are required to disentangle whether elevated levels of VEGF in MES patients reflect illness progression, comorbid physical health impairments or appear due to medication effects, as well as inability to address medication effects exhaustively.

TL;DR: The findings revealed that SGC does not need a comparison with null-hypothesis networks constructed by a surrogate process, and results on the real dataset suggest that schizophrenia is associated with a deficit in the brain dynamic reorganization related to secondary pathways of the brain network.

TL;DR: A deficit in fast modulation of functional network properties during an odd‐ball task was found in schizophrenia patients and this deficit was also found in first‐episode patients and a significant association between network modulation deficits and cognition in the patients.