It's a moving target. The numbers may be different by the time the next study gets done.

In addition, we want to use a similar task in humans to that used in this study to see if patients with schizophrenia have similar deficits in cognition as we observed in our experimental mice. This will help determine whether our genetically altered animals provide a good model of the psychosis associated with schizophrenia.

Our study is the first one of its kind because we followed the same people over time, looking at changes in their behavior.

It is . . . sometimes easier to head an institute for the study of child guidance than it is to turn one brat into a decent human being.

Our goal is to give doctors an up-to-date statement about what we really know about mold exposure, that they can use to answer their patients' questions.

The reality is we know exactly how to do that in mice and no idea how to do that in people.