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SUMMARY:Kan vi snart aflæse psykisk sygdom i kroppens signaler?
LOCATION:Universitetsbiblioteket i Fiolstræde\, Fiolstræde\, 1171 Købe
 nhavn
DESCRIPTION:When you are standing in a lift with strangers or heading to 
 a meeting in your boss’s office\, your brain registers far more than yo
 u have time to consciously consider. Glances\, distances and small moveme
 nts can cause changes in your heart rate\, pupils and sweat production. B
 ut we do not all react in the same way. Could these differences become bi
 omarkers for mental disorders – measurable biological signs that psychi
 atry has long lacked?\n\nThis is what Kamilla Woznica Miskowiak\, profess
 or of cognitive neuropsychiatry\, is investigating. Her study participant
 s have been diagnosed with conditions including bipolar disorder\, ADHD\,
  borderline personality disorder and psychosis. They move through everyda
 y situations created in VR while researchers track their gaze and bodily 
 responses.\n\nThe initial studies show that people with the same diagnose
 s can\, as a group\, have similar response patterns – time will tell wh
 ether it is possible to identify a biomarker that can reveal an individua
 l’s diagnosis. But perhaps combinations of bodily signals could one day
  supplement a psychiatrist’s conversation with a patient – for exampl
 e when several disorders overlap\, or the most apparent diagnosis obscure
 s another.\n\nAnd this subject concerns far more people than those curren
 tly receiving psychiatric treatment: a Danish register-based study has sh
 own that 82.6 per cent of us either receive a psychiatric diagnosis in ho
 spital or have a prescription for psychiatric medication dispensed during
  our li…
URL:https://www.copenhagen.com/events/kan-vi-snart-aflaese-psykisk-sygdom
 -i-kroppens-signaler-016633
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