Aim & Scope
Frontiers in Psychiatry publishes rigorously peer-reviewed research across a wide spectrum of translational, basic and clinical research. Field Chief Editor Stefan Borgwardt at the University of Basel is supported by an outstanding Editorial Board of international researchers. This multidisciplinary open-access journal is at the forefront of disseminating and communicating scientific knowledge and impactful discoveries to researchers, academics, clinicians and the public worldwide. The journal's mission is to use translational approaches to improve therapeutic options for mental illness and consequently to improve patient treatment outcomes. Modern psychiatry is an interdisciplinary, collaborative, and medically and socially relevant clinical subject. In recent decades, advances in basic research led to promising perspectives in this field. Studies on psychiatric diseases, predictive imaging and genomics, as well as computational modeling and novel biomarkers provide the foundations for the integrative bio-social context of public mental health, societal well-being and cutting-edge clinical practice and specialization. Frontiers in Psychiatry is a community-driven journal and seeks to inform and educate its readers, as well as to stimulate exploration into all aspects of diagnosis, nature, causes, treatment, and public health aspects of mental illnesses. Frontiers’ unique collaborative peer review is based on a standardized, rigorous, fair, efficient and transparent approach, and further enables authors to interact with the editors and reviewers in a direct online dialogue where the ultimate goal is to improve the manuscript. Frontiers in Psychiatry brings an interdisciplinary, collaborative, and “bench-to-bedside” approach to communicate translational progress and innovations to clinicians, scholars and research scientists in the field of psychiatry. We publish the latest research and clinical progress in an open-access format, aiming to improve patient care and well-being worldwide. [1]
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2024 - VOLUME 15
Editorial: COVID-19: psychopathology of a pandemic
I Echeverria , M Peraire , M O’Higgins , ... , G Haro
Frontiers in Psychiatry , 2024 - VOLUME 15
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J Walsh , D Smith , F Byrne , ... , C O’Neill
Frontiers in Psychiatry , 2024 - VOLUME 15
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Is the acquired hypothyroidism a risk factor for developing psychiatric disorders?
N Osnaya-Brizuela , A Valenzuela-Peraza , D Santamaría-del Ángel , ... , K Sánchez-Huerta
Frontiers in Psychiatry , 2024 - VOLUME 15
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N Ashraf , T Arabi , A Dabaliz , ... , A Ouban
Frontiers in Psychiatry , 2024 - VOLUME 15
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M Pettorruso , G Di Lorenzo , B Benatti , ... , G Martinotti
Frontiers in Psychiatry , 2024 - VOLUME 15
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Editorial Retractions, Expressions of Concern and External Notices
J Du , Z Liu , X Zhang , ... , C Ni
Frontiers in Psychiatry2022 - VOLUME 13 p 882385.
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S Urben , S Habersaat , J Palix , ... , M Schmid
Frontiers in Psychiatry2022 - VOLUME 13 p 939603.
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S Ghafouri-Fard , R Eghtedarian , M Taheri , ... , S Brand
Frontiers in Psychiatry2021 - VOLUME 12 p 640463.
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H Sabaie , M Gholipour , MR Asadi , ... , M Rezazadeh
Frontiers in Psychiatry2022 - VOLUME 13 p 1010977.
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VVP Alting van Geusau , A de Jongh , MD Nuijs , ... , SJMA Matthijssen
Frontiers in Psychiatry2023 - VOLUME 14 p 1278052.
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H Zhang , SA Jasim , W Suksatan , ... , A Abdollahi
Frontiers in Psychiatry2022 - VOLUME 13 p 990678.
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Frontiers in Psychiatry
2023 - VOLUME 14
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2023 - VOLUME 2023, ISSUE 1
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A Abdollahi , B Vadivel , DTN Huy , ... , O Bykanova
Frontiers in Psychiatry2022 - VOLUME 13 p 866816.
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Frontiers in Psychiatry
2023 - VOLUME 14
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2022 - VOLUME 2022, ISSUE 8
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GD Van Kranenburg , WJ Diekman , RHS Van den Brink , ... , CL Mulder
Frontiers in Psychiatry2022 - VOLUME 13 p 801826.
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