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Led by the moderator, the panelists/expert mental health experts examined key patient-level factors driving selection among the five adjunctive agents — including weight status, sleep disturbance, and general medication sensitivity — with Wilkinson noting a preference for lumateperone given its lack of weight gain and quetiapine for patients needing help with sedation who aren't already overweight, while Bhide observed these are exactly the clinical factors payers would want documented under utilization management.

Led by the moderator, the expert mental health experts examined network meta-analysis data comparing weight gain and akathisia across the five agents, with Rhee noting lumateperone did not differ from placebo on weight gain while the other four agents showed increased risk, and cautioning that these exploratory findings warrant careful interpretation given limited clinical data.