Julio Licinio: Changing How We Understand Mental Health

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Julio Licinio is helping to improve mental health care by using science to understand how each person is different. His research in precision medicine looks at how our genes, environment, and biology affect the way we respond to treatment. His goal is to create more personalized and effective care for people dealing with mental health challenges.

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