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Inaugural lecture: Shadows and LightAn inaugural lecture showcase exploring the treatment of mental health conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder and psychosis. Recorded 6 November 2024 at the Chancellor's Building,…
From Nicholas Kelly
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“Multidimensional and intergenerational impact of Severe Mental Health Conditions” Dr Wubalem Fekadu & “Khat use disorder from conceptualisation to intervention in Ethiopia” Dr Awoke MihretuSpeakers: Dr Awoke Mihretu & Dr Wubalem Fekadu Title 1: “Multidimensional and intergenerational impact of Severe Mental Health Conditions”Abstract 1: Severe Mental Health…
From Bethany Anderson
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"Circadian Depression: Testing a pathophysiological pathway to mood disorders", Professor Ian HickieMuch of our everyday sense of well-being is driven by a well functioning 24-hour sleep-wake cycle, underpinned by the physiology of our body clock – or circadian system. Much progress has…
From Bethany Anderson
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“Ketamine as an alternative option to ECT: a Trojan horse or a welcome option?”, Professor Rupert McShaneKetamine has rapid effects in alleviating depression, and can do so in those with depression that has been resistant to other treatments. This much has been known for 20 years. Whilst esketamine…
From Bethany Anderson
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"What do we talk about when we talk about Trauma?", Professor Cherie ArmourTrauma assessment is the bedrock upon which posttraumatic stress research is based, but are we on shaky foundations? Professor Armour will discuss recent research which examines how we measure…
From Peter Crooks
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'Harnessing Population-based Data to Understand Mental Health Treatment Effectiveness in Children & Young People’, Dr Sharon NeufeldThere is a paucity of information regarding effectiveness of treatment-as-usual mental health services in children and young people, with uncertainties regarding which individuals improve, and…
From Bethany Anderson
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“Metabolic Dysfunction and Bipolar Disorder”, Dr Iain CampbellBipolar disorder and epilepsy share several anti-convulsant medications and some similarities in underlying neurobiology. Recently, a metabolic therapy which has been used in the treatment of…
From Bethany Anderson
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"Researching the early life determinants of mental health outcomes", Dr Claire WilsonClaire Wilson is an NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King’s College London and South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.…
From Bethany Anderson
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"Understanding and Applying the Concept of Neurodiversity in Clinical Practice", Professor Sue Fletcher-WatsonIn this talk Sue will explore how existing models of neurodevelopment are failing to sufficiently account for a growing transdiagnostic research literature. She will describe new findings from…
From Bethany Anderson
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'The legacy of preterm birth on neurodevelopment and cognition', Professor James BoardmanThe first 1000 days after conception are critical for shaping brain health. Adverse events during this time can lead to neurodevelopmental, cognitive, and mental health problems across the life…
From Bethany Anderson
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'Self-binding directives' - should it be possible to request involuntary treatment in advance?, Dr Tania Gergel‘Self-binding directives’ or ‘Ulysses contracts’ are preferences laid out in advance by service users, which draw on ‘expertise through experience’, and…
From Bethany Anderson
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'Role of Immune System in Depression: from mechanism towards new treatment', Dr Golam KhandakerImmune system, particularly low-grade systemic inflammation, is implicated in pathogenesis of depression, schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorders. Inflammation is thought to be a…
From Bethany Anderson
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Why and How Friendships are Good For You - Professor Robin DunbarFriendships have a bigger effect on our psychological health and wellbeing, as well as our physical health and wellbeing, than anything else. Friendships are, however, extremely expensive to create…
From Peter Crooks
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Mental Health: A global priority - W1P2 - Psychiatry and mental illness - A biological perspectiveThis project was created by the School of Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences, University of Edinburgh.
From Rachael Mfoafo
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Mental Health: A global priority - W1P3 - Psychiatry and mental illness - Defining major illnessesThis project was created by the School of Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences, University of Edinburgh.
From Rachael Mfoafo
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Eye Tracking Study_Apr17 (short version)The Eye-Tracking Study is a research project led by the Universities of Aberdeen and Edinburgh and funded by the Department of Health and the Wellcome Trust for Saccade Diagnostics Limited. The…
From Rebecca Devon
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