Dr. Mei honored by mental health research charity for schizophre...

(Medical College of Georgia) Studies of how brain cell communication may be altered in schizophrenia have earned Dr.

Lin Mei, chief of developmental neurobiology at the Medical College of Georgia, a 2008 Distinguished Investigator Award from NARSAD.


 

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