… that must be addressed before genetic findings can be translated into the clinic. In this … the
field of psychiatric genetics, focused on the robust and generalizable detection of genetic risk …

… While working from a precision medicine perspective, Hutchison [124] noted the flaws of
precision medicine (sample size, lack of clinical translation, lack of replication, and emphasis on …

… We then discuss how the complex genetics of psychiatric disorders have … psychiatry.
Finally, we consider the research agenda for translating recent findings in psychiatric genetics …

… Clinical trials long represented the height of psychiatric research, the defining tests of
which of our treatments worked for particular diagnoses, how well they worked, how tolerable …

… insight should improve clinical care, … clinical application. In this Review, we discuss the
current challenges and opportunities for the translation of autism genetics knowledge into clinical …

… The use of genetic testing to improve the efficacy of psychotropics is a clear example of
translational psychiatry. Given the promise of pharmacogenomic testing, it is prudent to analyze …

… There are a number of initiatives in large, deeply phenotyped longitudinal samples aimed
at mapping psychiatric genetic discoveries onto imaging, neurophysiological, and behavioral …

… to access genetic counselling and testing. Here, we describe the development of the All …
Psychiatric Genomics Service, a collaborative effort between psychiatric and clinical genetics …

… do genetic findings support or challenge our clinical nosology? Are there genetic boundaries
between psychiatric and … of psychopathology and the challenges for clinical translation. …

… translational research. This article introduces the term translational epidemiology for psychiatry
… bedside or the population can also be translated to the benches of laboratory science. …