The podcast episode explores the genetic aspects of schizophrenia, discussing how it affects families and the ongoing search for a cure. Wendy and Marvin introduce the concept of "the code," relating to genetic predispositions, and emphasize the importance of understanding schizophrenia not only for their son but also for their family. Dr. Sheila Becking, a psychologist, shares her insights into the genetic and environmental factors influencing mental health. The discussion covers the impact of nutrition, the need for more qualitative and longitudinal studies, and the reduction of stigma surrounding mental health. The episode encourages listeners to seek support from organizations like NAMI and highlights the role of community and advocacy in managing mental health challenges.   Episode Links:   NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness www.namimn.org   Brain Behavior Monthly Podcast: Discusses scientific insights into mental health https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hQfe9_HC98   NPR Article: Genetic analysis of African-American ancestry and brain disease https://one.npr.org/?sharedMediaId=1252987494:1252991435

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