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Payton Lea's research focuses on understanding the complex relationship between medical treatments and psychological or neurological symptoms. Lea has published work examining how to distinguish between first-episode psychosis and neuropsychiatric side effects of tacrolimus, a medication used in transplant patients. Another publication investigates hallucinations as an initial symptom of Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, a neurological disorder often associated with thiamine deficiency. These studies highlight Lea's interest in the differential diagnosis of psychiatric symptoms and their potential links to underlying medical conditions or pharmacological interventions.