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The Human Brain Collection Core at the NIMH explores the causes, consequences, and potential treatments of numerous neurological and psychiatric disorders. HBCC research is supplemented by studying postmortem brain tissue from both psychiatrically healthy and afflicted individuals in order to establish the neuropathological changes underlying these complex neuropsychiatric disorders. This research will lead to improved diagnosis, treatment and/or prevention of these illnesses and their consequences.
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