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150 _ _ |a Virtual Brain Twin for personalised treatment of Psychiatric Disorders (VBT)
|y 2024-01-01 - 2027-12-31
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|a Diaz, Sandra
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680 _ _ |a In the EU, approximately 165 million individuals struggle with mental disorders, with projections suggesting they will become the foremost economic burden in medicine by 2030. Schizophrenia, which affects 1 % of the global population, is particularly daunting. Existing antipsychotics demonstrate limited efficacy for many patients. Factors ranging from genetic predispositions to social influences complicate treatment outcomes, leaving a significant portion of sufferers with inadequate care. In this context, the EU-funded VIRTUAL BRAIN TWIN project will leverage advanced neuronal simulation, AI tools, and clinical expertise. This ecosystem guides clinicians in exploring alternative treatments like brain stimulation. With a focus on individualised care, the Virtual Brain Twin platform integrates big data and high-performance computing within the secure EBRAINS infrastructure.
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