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First Ever Peer-Reviewed Expert Consensus on the Use of Ketogenic Therapy for Serious Mental Illness

Baszucki Group today announced the publication of the first evidence-based expert consensus on the safe and effective implementation of ketogenic therapy for serious mental illness. This Delphi consensus, funded by Baszucki Group and led by Dr. Georgia Ede, provides clinicians with clearer guidance on how metabolic approaches like ketogenic metabolic therapy can be thoughtfully integrated into individualized psychiatric treatment plans alongside existing first-line treatments and within multidisciplinary care teams.

Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute and Baszucki Group Team Up to Advance Landmark Brain Study with Metabolic Health Markers

Baszucki Group today announced an expanded commitment to the landmark Cleveland Clinic Brain Study. Launched in 2022, this ambitious longitudinal study plans to follow healthy individuals over a 20-year period with the goal of identifying early disease markers and therapeutic targets needed to prevent and ultimately cure neurological diseases. The commitment from Baszucki Group brings their total donation to the study to $450,000.

University of Maryland Launches Innovative Clinician Training Program in Ketogenic Metabolic Therapy for Mental Health

Baszucki Group today announced a partnership with University of Maryland School of Medicine for an innovative training initiative that will build capacity for delivering ketogenic metabolic therapy in mental health care. The program, titled “LIVE IT~LAUNCH IT: Learning How to Implement and Use a Ketogenic Diet to Improve Mental Health in Your Patients For Health Care Workers” is led by Deanna Kelly, PharmD, BCPP, the Dr. William and Carol Carpenter Professor in Psychiatry for Mental Illness Research and Director of the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.

New Survey Shows Poor Nutrition, Not Alcohol, Is the Real Crisis on College Campuses

On campuses across the country, college students aren’t pointing fingers at alcohol or drugs as the most significant health threat in their lives. According to a new national poll, the real crisis may be happening three times a day via what’s on their plates.

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