A DNA test could help match patients with psychiatric medications, potentially reducing the long and frustrating trial-and-error process.

Experts suggest that this near-point-of-care molecular test can be implemented at the primary care level and at a lower cost.

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Every year from late December through March, scientists from the Beltran and Costa labs at UC Santa Cruz set out for the ...