Pathophysiology/Neurocircuitry Archives - Page 6 of 6

Follow Up Q&A – Treatment Of Schizophrenia: Focus On Psychopharmacology & Adherence

Podcast March 15, 2017

During this question and answer session, Henry A. Nasrallah, MD and Roger Sommi, PharmD, BCPP, FCCP respond to unanswered questions from their webinar entitled “Treatment Of Schizophrenia: Focus On Psychopharmacology… Read More

Webinar Summary – Treatment Of Schizophrenia: Focus On Psychopharmacology & Adherence

Article March 15, 2017

This summary was developed utilizing the full recorded presentation of this webinar, which is available on PsychU for all members free of charge. For full sourcing and polling results, please… Read More

Glial Abnormalities In Substance Use Disorders & Depression: Does Shared Glutamatergic Dysfunction Contribute To Comorbidity?

Article February 24, 2017

Key Messages Substance use disorders (SUDs) and depression frequently co-occur. In order to identify glial cell-associated pathophysiology shared by these disorders, studies of astrocyte, microglia, and oligodendrocyte dysfunction in SUDs… Read More

Webinar Summary – Do Inflammation & Metabolic Disturbances Metastasize To The Brain? Implications For Disease Modeling & Novel Approaches In Psychiatry

Article February 14, 2017

Do Inflammation & Metabolic Disturbances Metastasize To The Brain? Implications For Disease Modeling & Novel Approaches In Psychiatry (Inflammation Series Part 1)

On-Demand Webinar February 14, 2017

During this webinar, Dr. Roger S. McIntyre, Professor of Psychiatry and Pharmacology (University of Toronto), Head of the Mood Disorders Psychopharmacology Unit (University Health Network), and Executive Director of the… Read More

Pathophysiology/Neurocircuitry

Follow Up Q&A – Treatment Of Schizophrenia: Focus On Psychopharmacology & Adherence

Webinar Summary – Treatment Of Schizophrenia: Focus On Psychopharmacology & Adherence

Glial Abnormalities In Substance Use Disorders & Depression: Does Shared Glutamatergic Dysfunction Contribute To Comorbidity?

Webinar Summary – Do Inflammation & Metabolic Disturbances Metastasize To The Brain? Implications For Disease Modeling & Novel Approaches In Psychiatry

Do Inflammation & Metabolic Disturbances Metastasize To The Brain? Implications For Disease Modeling & Novel Approaches In Psychiatry (Inflammation Series Part 1)

Inflammation In Neurological & Psychiatric Diseases

Inter-Relation Between Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor & Antioxidant Enzymes In Bipolar Disorder

Depression, Serotonin & Tryptophan

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