Research Articles
The Gut-Brain Connection: How Stress and Diet Shape Mental Health Through Animal Research
Exploring how stress and diet affect brain-gut pathways in animal models of depression and the implications for human mental health treatment.
The Silent Conductor: How Your Brain's Cholinergic System Shapes Mood and Memory
Exploring how pharmacological perturbation of cholinergic systems reveals mechanisms in affective disorders and cognitive function.
The Silent Language of Sleep: Decoding Depression Through Brain Waves
Exploring how EEG sleep studies reveal depression biomarkers through brain wave analysis during different sleep stages.
The Electrical Storm Within: Decoding Mood Disorders Through Brain Circuitry
Revolutionary neuroscience mapping the electrical and chemical storms within the brain that underlie mood disorders like depression and bipolar disorder.
The Silent Storm: Rewiring the Brain to Heal Treatment-Resistant Depression
Exploring neuromodulation breakthroughs for treatment-resistant depression, including Stanford's SNT therapy and other cutting-edge techniques.
The Accidental Revolution: How Serendipity and Science Forged a New Path in Antidepressant Development
The remarkable evolution of antidepressants from the tricyclic era to the revolutionary promise of ketamine and beyond.
The Silent Symphony: How Two Decades of Psychobiology Revolutionized Our Understanding of Affective Illness
Explore how psychobiology has transformed our understanding of depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder through groundbreaking research in inflammation, genetics, chronobiology, and neural imaging.
The Silent Guardian: How Lithium Revolutionizes Suicide Prevention and Fights Depression
Exploring lithium's remarkable effects on suicide prevention and treatment-resistant unipolar depression, backed by clinical evidence and mechanisms of action.