Objective: Mitochondrial disorders are caused by gene mutations in mitochondrial or nuclear
DNA and affect energy-dependent organs such as the brain. Patients with psychiatric illness…

METHOD A patient presenting with psychotic symptoms was referred to our psychiatry service
from the emergency department. We diagnosed her with underlying Addison’s disease. …

Although comorbid psychiatric illness is increasingly being recognized in patients with
mitochondrial disorders, there has been relatively little attention to psychiatric symptomatology as …

… Contributors: Rebecca Anglin, Patricia Rosebush and Michael Mazurek contributed to the
conceptualization of the article. Rebecca Anglin drafted the manuscript, and all of the authors …

… Dr Anglin contributed to the research, writing, and editing of the manuscript. Dr Richards
was responsible for handling and measurement of the laboratory samples and contributed to …

Early antipsychotic response predicts outcomes for psychotic patients, but recent evidence
suggests that this may not be true for patients treated with olanzapine. In this study, we …

Background Mitochondrial disorders are clinical syndromes associated with mutations in
the mitochondrial or nuclear genome that result in impaired oxidative phosphorylation and …

In 1855, Thomas Addison published a monograph in which he described 11 patients with
adrenal disease (Addison 1855; Jeffcoate 2005). He emphasized their ‘‘general languor’’and, …

… Rebecca E Anglin, Patricia I Rosebush, Michael F Mazurek …

The authors examine US-based evidence that connects characteristics of the social
environment with outcomes across the psychosis continuum, from psychotic experiences to …