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Saturday, April 21 • 2:45pm - 3:45pm
Genetics

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BFRBs can affect some members in families while not impacting others. Research suggests that genetic factors play an important role, and recent advances in genomic technologies offer new opportunities to identify genes contributing to BFRBs. A better understanding of the biological underpinnings of BFRBs may inform the future development of effective treatments.
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Emily Olfson, MD

Resident Physician, Yale School of Medicine
Emily Olfson, MD PhD, is a third-year resident at the Yale School of Medicine in the Albert JSolnit Integrated Training program, which is a research track residency program that provides training in adult and child psychiatry. Dr. Olfson completed medical school and graduate work... Read More →
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Michael Bloch, MD

Yale University
Michael H Bloch, MD, MS, is an associate professor at the Yale Child Study Center. Hisresearch interests focus on developing better treatments and studying predictors of long-term outcomes for adults and children with Trichotillomania, Tourette syndrome,obsessive-compulsive disorder... Read More →

Saturday April 21, 2018 2:45pm - 3:45pm AKDT
1st Floor - Bayside 3
  Adults, Research