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Centering lived experience within psychiatric genetic and genomic research at the National Institute of Mental Health - Nature Mental Health

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By Anne Stevenson, Colleen Nguyen, Mikhael Bortz, C. Rose Hosking, Benon Kabale Kitafuna, Daniel Sheehan, Andrew Smith, Anne Whitman, Zukiswa Zingela, Karestan C. Koenen
| Nature Verified
People with lived experience of mental health conditions have historically been excluded from meaningful participation in psychiatric genetic and genomic research. This Comment outlines five key actions that the US National Institute of Mental Health, the largest funder of mental health research, can take to more effectively center people with lived experience in genetic and genomic research.
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Maude Latour takes us on a tour of self-discovery with 001

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By Hailey Wharram, Maya Kominsky, Daniel Sheehan, Anshu More
| The Georgetown Voice Verified
Leisure Courtesy of Anna Koblish/Warner Records Maude Latour continues to cement herself as a fearless forager into the realm of emotions felt yet rarely verbalized with her latest EP, 001 (2022). Most famous for the euphoric “One More Weekend” which has amassed over 31 million streams on Spotify, Latour is one of the freshest faces in the pop scene right now with her psychedelic aesthetic and distinct vocals and lyrical style.
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The Weekly List: Travel through space with these cosmic songs

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By Alexandra Lenehan, Claire Goldberg, Julia Pinney, Daniel Sheehan
| The Georgetown Voice Verified
Halftime Leisure After a busy midterm season, everyone deserves a break. Whether you are traveling far or staying local this spring break, you’ll find that these songs are out of this world. This collection of songs covers a range of human emotions spanning melancholy, tranquility, and exhilaration. From stellar melodies to supersonic beats, there’s something for everyone on this list. 1. “Space Oddity” – David Bowie “Space Oddity” is truly a sensory experience.
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