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A mechanistic view at the International Society for Serotonin Research (ISSR) in Cancun and also presented in CINP World Congress Neuropsychopharmacology.
CBS2 Interview: Depression Rates Reach New Heights!
SAMHSA envisions that people with, affected by, or at risk for mental health and substance use conditions receive care, thrive, and achieve wellbeing.
Pauline M. Maki, PhD, Professor of Psychiatry, Psychology and OB/GYN and Director of the Women's Mental Health Research Program was recognized for her career in women's health and for her efforts educating professionals and the public about women's mental and cognitive health at menopause.
Presentation titles: "We built it, but they did not come: Community collaboration to adapt a digital screening and referral system for sustainable reach and uptake" and "How can academic-industry partnerships thrive? Insights from a smartphone mental health app randomized control trial"
The Department of Psychiatry is dedicated to outstanding research, education and service focused on major psychiatric disorders and mental well being. We strive to further new, readily useful knowledge in neuroscience, prevention, and social and clinical areas that will benefit people with mental illnesses, their families and communities. We are committed to UIC's urban mission to provide service, education and research that enhances lives. We deliver the highest quality mental health services with sensitivity and respect to the patient and her/his family. We are dedicated to mental health research to ameliorate illness until cure is found and ultimately to prevent illness and disorder. We are dedicated to instilling in our students and trainees cutting-edge knowledge and skills, respect for patients, and the values of a health professional in a just and humane society.
This study is examining why people experience another episode of depression after successful treatment. We hope to determine what clinical, social, and biological factors predict future depressive episodes or may be warning signs of the return of depression.
The CLEAR Lab at UIC is seeking participants for a paid research study on the biology of stress, depression, and suicide risk. We aim to make our study as inclusive as possible by recruiting participants of all ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations, and socioeconomic statuses. If you think you know someone who may be interested in our study, please feel free to forward this message.
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