Is the gut microbiota associated with suicidality? Non-significant finding among a large cohort of psychiatrically hospitalized individuals with serious mental illness

•The gut microbiome are not indicative of suicidal ideation severity at admission•The gut microbiome is not predictive of suicidality outcome•Structure of the gut microbiome is not associated with suicidal ideation•Microbial variance does not differ between treatment outcome for suicidal ideation...

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Published in:Journal of affective disorders reports 2021-12, Vol.6, p.100266, Article 100266
Main Authors: Thompson, Dominique S., Fowler, J. Christopher, Bradshaw, Major R., Frueh, B. Christopher, Weinstein, Benjamin L., Petrosino, Joseph, Hadden, Julia K., Madan, Alok
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Language:English
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Summary:•The gut microbiome are not indicative of suicidal ideation severity at admission•The gut microbiome is not predictive of suicidality outcome•Structure of the gut microbiome is not associated with suicidal ideation•Microbial variance does not differ between treatment outcome for suicidal ideation
ISSN:2666-9153
2666-9153
DOI:10.1016/j.jadr.2021.100266