Apart from possibility, one thing bothers me here is that how quickly (and arrogantly) they will match viability of cognitive therapy to RNA markers. Cognitive

Apart from possibility, one thing bothers me here is that how quickly (and arrogantly) they will match viability of cognitive therapy to RNA markers. Cognitive therapy works and does not work for so many reasons, and none of those reasons have anything even remotely to do with RNA. I am saddened and angry that in the end, the researchers will show and justify the experiment using results based on statistics. What medicines and therapies work and do not work will be left to chance, random trial and error, and complicated numbers. The statistics will fail to acknowledge and show the situations and mental states of the patients at that time in which such and such therapy was possible or not possible.