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3 Topic Commentaries
No, Keto Doesn't Cure Schizophrenia
Ruth Shim, MD, MPH
Psychiatry (Cultural Psychiatry, Mental Health Policy)
•UC Davis Health, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences (University of California, Davis)
Shebani Sethi, MD
Psychiatry (Metabolic Psychiatry)
•Stanford Medicine
Tyrone D. Cannon, PhD
Psychology and Psychiatry (Schizophrenia Research)
•Yale School of Medicine
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