👀Ready to see psychiatry in a whole new way? The Consortium of Vision and Oculomics (CVOP) in Psychiatry is almost here — where eyeballs meet brainwaves and science gets visionary. 🧠✨

Learn how vision & oculomics are unlocking mental health insights:
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Excited to announce that I’ll be speaking at the Innovation in Psychosis Therapeutics Summit next month in Boston! Looking forward to joining fellow experts to explore the future of psychosis drug development. Check out my talk details here: ter.li/8ehgg0

Associations among bipolar II depression white matter subgroups, inflammation, symptoms and childhood maltreatment - Nature Mental Health The authors analyze white matter alterations in bipolar II depression, revealing significant correlations with inflammation and psychiatric symptoms. These findings suggest that childhood emotional ma...

Sharing another wonderful paper from Yuan Cao et al. www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Excited to announce that I’ll be speaking at the Innovation in Psychosis Therapeutics Summit next month in Boston! Looking forward to joining fellow experts to explore the future of psychosis drug development. Check out my talk details here: ter.li/8ehgg0

Frontiers | Case Report: Lesion network guided transcranial direct current stimulation targeting treatment refractory hallucinations and delusions: a traditional and accelerated stimulation case study Transcranial electrical stimulation (tES) has been shown to reduce symptoms related to psychosis, especially positive symptoms such as auditory hallucination...

Excited to share another recent paper from our group. This work provides proof of concept evidence for using an an accelerated HD-tDCS protocol targeting a lesion network site for hallucinations, which helped to relieve treatment refractory psychosis symptoms when medications weren't helpful.

Frontiers | Cerebral perfusion differences in the visual cortex and fusiform subregions across the psychosis spectrum

Excited to share our recent paper published by our team. This work identifies perfusion abnormalities in motion processing and facial areas of the brain across the psychosis spectrum, suggesting neurovascular deficits related to cognition and visual processing.

Want to learn more about the role of the eye-brain-behavior? Then check out this upcoming webinar taking place on May 9th. Please register here.
www.cvop.org/spring25webi...

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