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This groundbreaking study by Jingnan Du, Lena Palaniyappan, and colleagues reveals the intricate language network dysconnectivity in early-stage schizophrenia, linking it to illness duration and genetic factors. A significant finding is the connection between polygenic risk scores related to FOXP2 genes and dysconnectivity in patients with shorter illness duration, emphasizing the critical nature of language processing in mental health.
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