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• Life After CDS: A Conversation with CDS Faculty Fellow Angela Radulescu

  Angela Radulescu

  24/03/22

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• Cynthia Williams: Four Decades of Success at the Washington University St. Louis, More to Come

  Mary McKay

  24/03/22

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• Blood Sugar, Cholesterol Issues in 30s Could Raise Alzheimer's Risk

  Mary Sano

  23/03/22

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• Blood Sugar, Cholesterol Issues in 30s Could Raise Alzheimer's Risk.

  Mary Sano

  23/03/22

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• Doctors on Ukraine border say mental health is top medical priority

  Craig Katz

  22/03/22

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• News A Shortcut for Identifying Genes Associated With Opioid Use Disorder Researchers developed a shortcut for identifying genes that are associated with opioid use disorder and may contribute to it using only a small number of patient samples.

  Schahram Akbarian

  22/03/22

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• Opioids & the Brain: New Insights Through Epigenetics

  Schahram Akbarian

  22/03/22

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• Opioids and the brain: New insights through epigenetics

  Schahram Akbarian

  21/03/22

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• OPIOIDS AND THE BRAIN: NEW INSIGHTS THROUGH EPIGENETICS

  Schahram Akbarian

  18/03/22

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• Intergenerational Trauma and the Promise of Healing

  Rachel Yehuda

  16/03/22

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• Structural Variants Influence Brain Gene Expression, Disease Risk

  Towfique Raj

  15/03/22

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• SAMRC honours SA’s top medical scientists

  Dan Stein

  14/03/22

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• What to do in uncertain times

  Steven Southwick

  14/03/22

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• The memory hackers; It's not quite "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," but scientists are exploring what memories are made of — and how to dial down the pain of bad ones.

  Daniela Schiller

  13/03/22

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• Stable Body Mass Index Tied to Slower Cognitive Decline in Older...

  Michal Schnaider Beeri

  13/03/22

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• Australian Patent Office Grants Patent for 'Compositions and methods for modulating neuronal excitability and motor behavior'

  Anne Schaefer

  13/03/22

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• Tau Haplotypes Hint at Transcriptional Changes, Ferroptosis

  Alison Goate

  12/03/22

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• A Disaster Psychiatrist Explains the Mental Health Toll of Conflict

  Craig L. Katz

  11/03/22

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• The memory hackers; It's not quite "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," but scientists are exploring what memories are made of - and how to dial down the pain of bad ones.

  Daniela Schiller

  11/03/22

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• South African Medical Research Council Rolls Out the Red Carpet for Leading Medical Scientists and Researchers

  Dan Stein

  11/03/22

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• Psychiatry for Primary Care: An Update on ADHD (Part 2)

  Jeffrey H. Newcorn

  10/03/22

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• SAMRC rolls out the red carpet for leading medical scientists and researchers

  Dan Stein

  10/03/22

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• Real Life Examples of Resilience

  Steven Southwick

  9/03/22

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• Alzheimer's Association, National Academy of Neuropsychology Fund Research Exploring COVID-19's Impact on the Brain in Diverse Populations

  Clara Li

  9/03/22

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• HOW CAN WE BREAK THE CYCLE OF FOCUSING ON NEGATIVE EXPERIENCES?

  Daniela Schiller

  9/03/22

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