Julien Da Costa, MD, is affiliated with the Centre Hospitalier Gérard Marchant in Toulouse, France, specializing in psychiatry and addictive behaviors within penitentiary settings, including forensic psychiatry and interventions for sexual violence offenders. Da Costa has published on topics such as catatonia, patient care, and schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorders. Notable works include studies on hypersensitivity psychosis and treatment compliance in correctional environments, as well as analyses of antipsychotic medications' effects on catatonia risk. Collaborations frequently involve colleagues Alexis Revet, Aziga Billot, Édouard Gervais, Etienne Very, and François Montastruc.
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