IRVINE, Calif., Jan. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — GATC Health is redefining the landscape of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) treatment and drug discovery through its proprietary Multiomics Advanced Technology™ (MAT) artificial intelligence (AI) platform. The company’s groundbreaking work, detailed in the American Journal of Biomedical Science and Research article, "Novel, Artificial Intelligence-based Approaches to the Mitigation and Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Affected Populations," highlights GATC Health’s transformative approach to risk prediction and drug discovery. GATC Health’s patented AI helps detect diseases earlier and create safer, more effective drugs by mimicking the complex interactions of human biology. (PRNewsfoto/GATC Health) Traditional genetic-based methods for understanding PSTD and associated treatment discovery are inherently limited. In contrast, GATC Health’s MAT platform analyzes multiomic data—detailed layers of biological information to enable a holistic view of biological systems—to uncover the complex relationships between molecular targets and PTSD pathophysiology.
Key advancements featured in the article include MAT’s ability to identify biomarkers for predicting PTSD risk and accelerate the generation of potential drug candidates. These advancements enable rapid investigation of innovative therapeutics discovered by GATC with unparalleled efficiency, effectiveness, and safety—ushing in a new era for PTSD treatment.
"GATC has achieved significant advancements in developing novel treatments for opioid use disorder using the same cutting-edge AI-driven methodology now being applied to PTSD drug discovery. This gives us confidence that our approach will lead to transformative breakthroughs for PSTD," stated Ian Jenkins, GATC’s Chief Science Officer. "We envision a future where innovative PSTD treatments become powerful tools for therapists and clinicians to integrate into personalized care strategies. By combining these new pharmacotherapies with established modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Immersion Therapy, we aim to accelerate recovery and improve outcomes for people suffering from PTSD."
"PTSD affects millions globally, with prevalence rates among trauma-exposed individuals at approximately 6%, and significantly higher rates—nearly 20%—among military veterans," noted Dr. Seema Gupta, GATC science advisory board member, clinical associate professor at Marshall University and a physician at the Veterans Administration for the past 15 years. "As a science advisor to GATC, I’ve witnessed firsthand the remarkable progress the team has […]
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