Items where Author is "Heald, A."

FACHIM, H., LOUREIRO, C., CORSI-ZUELLI, F., ROSSI-MENEZES, P., LOUZADA-JR, P., DALTON, Caroline, HEALD, A., DEL-BEN, C.M. and REYNOLDS, G. (2021). P.0169 Parvalbumin (PVALB) promoter dna methylation association with early-life trauma in first episode psychosis patients. European Neuropsychopharmacology, 53 (Supp1), S122.

FACHIM, H.A., CORSI-ZUELLI, F., LOUREIRO, C.M., IAMJAN, S.A., SHUHAMA, R., JOCA, S., MENEZES, P.R., HEALD, A., LOUZADA-JUNIOR, P., DALTON, Caroline, DEL-BEN, C.M. and REYNOLDS, G.P. (2020). Early-life stress effects on BDNF DNA methylation in first-episode psychosis and in rats reared in isolation. Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry, p. 110188.

LOUREIRO, C., SIDDALS, K., FACHIM, H., DALTON, Caroline, REYNOLDS, G., ZHEN, C., GIBSON, M. and HEALD, A. (2020). MicroRNA changes following a lifestyle intervention in individuals with impaired glucose regulation [abstract only]. Diabetologia, 63 (SUPPL), S156-S156.

FACHIM, Helenne, CORSI-ZUELLI, F., LOUREIRO, C.M., IAMJAN, S.A., SHUHAMA, R., MENEZES, P.R., LOUZADA-JUNIOR, P., JOCA, S.R., DALTON, Caroline, HEALD, A., DEL-BEN, C.M. and REYNOLDS, Gavin (2019). P.094 Early-life stress effects on BDNF DNA methylation in first episode psychosis and in rats reared in isolation. European Neuropsychopharmacology, 29 (6), S81-S82.

KLAUS, K, TRISCHEL, K., FACHIM, H., DALTON, Caroline, REYNOLDS, G., HEALD, A. and PENNINGTON, K. (2019). P.803 The effect of CACNA1C genotype on CACNA1C methylation and the association with cortisol release and perceived stress. European Neuropsychopharmacology, 29 (6), S536.

COOPER, S. J., REYNOLDS, Gavin, BARNES, T., ENGLAND, E., HADDAD, P., HEALD, A., HOLT, R., LINGFORD-HUGHES, A., OSBORN, D., MCGOWAN, O., PATEL, M., PATON, C., REID, P., SHIERS, D. and SMITH, J. (2016). BAP guidelines on the management of weight gain, metabolic disturbances and cardiovascular risk associated with psychosis and antipsychotic drug treatment. Journal of Psychopharmacology, 30 (8), 717-748.