Neuropsychiatric disorders are a leading cause of disability and result in a tremendous toll on society. We are assembling expert investigators to identify key issues that must be addressed in order for us to move forward from risk factors, genes, circuits, and mechanisms to effective therapies. Physicians, scientists, NIH leaders, pharmaceutical industry experts, patients, and patient advocacy groups will come together to identify new research paths and priorities for advancing promising translational research. Proceedings will be published in Science Translational Medicine. A complimentary continental breakfast will be provided both days and a complimentary boxed lunch will be provided the first day. Registration (FREE) is required due to limited seating. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? There is no minimum age requirement for the symposium, but you must show a photo ID when entering Baylor College of Medicine to access Cullen Auditorium. What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? Houston's light rail runs along Fannin Street, with stops at Memorial Hermann/UT/Houston Zoo and The Methodist Hospital/Dryden/TMC. Baylor is one block east of Fannin, at John Freeman Blvd. and Bertner Avenue (One Baylor Plaza). Parking, for a fee, is available in any of the Texas Medical Center garages. The closest garages are 15 (Commons garage, accessed from Bertner Ave), 7 (accessed from John Freeman Blvd), and 6 (accessed from Moursund Street). How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please send an email to Stacey Staples at [email protected]
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