Multidisciplinary research on mental illness. Continuation of the research developed at the NORMENT Centre of Excellence.
Oslo, Norway
Joined April 2016
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🏆Congrats to Sara Stinson for being awarded the #EFSD Rising Star Fellowship for her project: METRIC: Midlife multi-omic trajectories linking #T2D to late-onset #Alzheimer’s disease.
We look forward to your #EASD2026 lecture & wish you continued success with your #research!👏
ALT Promotional graphic for the EASD Annual Meeting 2026, taking place in Milan, Italy from 28 September to 02 October. The graphic announces Dr. Sara Elizabeth Stinson as a recipient of the EASD Rising Star Symposium and EFSD Rising Star Fellowship. A circular headshot of Dr. Stinson - a young woman with long blonde hair, wearing a dark top and smiling - is displayed on the right side. The EASD 2026 Milan branding appears throughout, with a stylised Milan skyline illustration in navy blue on the right. The website address easd.org is shown in the bottom right corner.
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Excited to share our new cross-disorder GWAS analysis of neurological and psychiatric disorders (~1 M cases), now out in @NatureNeuro. We reveal a greater degree of genetic pleiotropy than previously recognized.
link: rdcu.be/ePmwD @SFFNORMENT @UniOslo
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New paper out! Our GWAS on screen behaviours among adolescents (N=18.5k) uncovers the first genomic loci for social media use and reveals shared genetic signal with mental disorders and educational attainment. #Screentime #MentalHealth #Genetics nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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Did you know it takes an average of 8 years to diagnose #BipolarDisorder?
Newly published research from the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium (bit.ly/3JkuokY) aims to improve this by learning more about the condition’s biology. Now in Nature: go.nature.com/3PJhi3W
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New paper alert! Our paper 'Charting the shared genetic architecture of Alzheimer's disease, cognition, and educational attainment, and associations with brain development' is out in Neurobiology of Disease! @SFFNORMENT
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New preprint! Strong genetic overlap between severe mental disorders and blood metabolic markers. Fascinating patterns: opposite effect directions of the markers on major depression versus bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. tinyurl.com/metaboPsych. #metabolicpsychiatry
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New @MoBa_study preprint on psychotic experiences in adolescents out now!✨
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📢 New preprint by Kevin S. O'Connell reveals major findings in bipolar disorder genetics! Analyzing 158K+ BD cases & 2.8M controls, the study identified 298 genome-wide significant loci—a 4x increase from prior research. 🧬🧠 #BipolarDisorder #Genetics #MentalHealth
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Results from our 10-Year Follow-up study of #FirstEpisodePsychosis patients @SFFNORMENT @UniOslo @Oslounivsykehus @ivkreis @i_s_melle @ginaaas 👇 @schizjournal @SIRSGlobal bit.ly/3Az6HEn
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Submit your abstract by 30 April to be considered for an oral presentation or for a possible travel fellowship for the Nordic Conference on Future Health: Biobanks, Research, Innovation, and Precision Medicine in Trondheim, Norway, September 10-12, 2024 ntnu.edu/web/nordic-biobanks…
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(1/5)🧬 #Anxiety is highly #comorbid & has extensive #genetic overlap with other #psychiatric disorders. How can we use this to improve power in #GWAS ?🔬
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Our 10-year follow-up study on the link between visual hallucinations, functioning, and suicidality in first-episode psychosis has now been published @schizjournal : nature.com/articles/s41537-0…
New preprint alert 🚨 osf.io/mhypb/
We examined the association between visual hallucinations, functioning, and suicidality over the course of illness in first-episode psychosis (10-year follow-up).
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🔥 off the press: Using a multivariate approach in a sample from the UK Biobank, @dtroelfs et al. examined the genetic relationships between measures of functional connectivity and #psychiatric disorders.
@TobKaufmann, @SFFNORMENT, @UniOslo, @uni_tue
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Sex differences in associations btw autonomic adverse effects & antipsychotic treatment. Higher risk of palpitations/tachycardia in risperidone-treated males associated with different hormone profiles of prolactin, cortisol and insulin @UniOslo_MED
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Haatveit, @i_s_melle, Alnæs et al investigated cognitive mean and variability differences between patients with #SZ and #BD and healthy controls. The analysis revealed case-control differences on 90% of the variables @sffnorment @UniOslo @schizjournal bit.ly/4aIFAE8
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🚨New preprint out🚨 "Heterogeneity in the long-term course of psychotic symptoms: investigating the role of illness-concurrent cannabis and stimulant use" (osf.io/crp84/)
For main findings & a 'good news takeaway' of this 10-year follow-up study, check out this 🧵👇
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Researchers @SFFNORMENT found impaired social cognition in men w/history of violence: Those men w/additional schizophrenia spectrum disorder (SSD) had global social cognitive impairments, whereas men w/o SSD had more specific impairments in theory-of-mind. bit.ly/49ta3pt
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Psykisk helse er hjernehelse🧠 Jeg har snakket med @hjerneradet om psykisk helse i anledning #WorldMentalHealthDay
hjerneradet.no/minhjernehels…
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You might know your mind, but do you know you have the right to good mental health?
What does this mean for the 1 in 8 of us who have a mental health condition? It means the right to good quality mental health care and support.
To be included in your community.
To have a voice.
Your #MentalHealth is vital and should be respected.
Knowledge is our strength.
Know your rights bit.ly/46Hakmf
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PhD paper 3 preprint! We find that although diagnosis-derived RSFC patterns replicate from a developmental clinical US sample to a convenience sample of Norwegian youth, their utility is greatly limited due to their lack of sensitivity to symptom burden.
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