Daniel Almeida, a PhD student under the supervision of Dr. Gustavo Turecki in Ď㽶ĘÓƵ’s Integrated Program in Neuroscience and at the Douglas Research Centre, was included in Forbes Magazine’s Top 30 under 30 list, unveiled December 3. Overall, the ninth annual list includes 600 young entrepreneurs, risk-takers and game changers who are redefining what it means to innovate and lead by example.
LE 26E PRIX FEMMES DE MÉRITE: 256 735 $ RÉCOLTÉS AU PROFIT DU Y DES FEMMES DE MONTRÉAL
September 19, 2019, Ottawa, ON—The Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) is pleased to announce the inauguration of its new president, Dr. Georgina Zahirney, at its annual conference, last week in Quebec City.
Dr. Kieran O’Donnell, Assistant Professor and researcher at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute, was recently awarded a NARSAD Young Investigator Grant by Brain & Behavior Research Foundation for his project, “Molecular Screening for Perinatal Mental Health”. This foundation is committed to alleviating the suffering caused by mental illness by awarding scientific grants that will enable people to live full, happy, and productive lives.
La dépression chez les jeunes
De nombreux questionnaires tentent de cibler les enfants en détresse en adaptant les questions des adultes avec des termes plus simples. «La pêche aux symptômes s’avère souvent hasardeuse et on court le risque de ramasser trop de jeunes dans ses filets, par peur d’en laisser échapper», annonce Cécile Rousseau, chercheuse en psychiatrie sociale et culturelle à l’université McGill.
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People skipping doctors and using CBD oil for bipolar disorder 'not treated at all,' warns expert
"A lot of patients have contacted me from all over Canada, and [are] using cannabidiol to treat depression, bipolar disorder," said Dr. Gabriella Gobbi, a psychiatrist at Ď㽶ĘÓƵ's faculty of medicine and the Ď㽶ĘÓƵ Health Centre.
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Certains jeux vidéo ont un effet très sournois sur la matière grise, Dre Bohbot, Ici Radio-Canada
Au moment où les jeux vidéo commencent à être implantés dans certaines écoles secondaires québécoises par le biais de programmes inspirés des sports-études, Véronique Bohbot, professeure au Département de psychiatrie de l'Université McGill, tire la sonnette d'alarme. La chercheuse à l'Institut universitaire en santé mentale Douglas ne s'explique pas cette décision, qui ne suit pas les recommandations des associations de pédiatres du Canada et des États-Unis. Véronique Bohbot explique que certains types de jeux vidéo peuvent atrophier l'hippocampe, et ainsi, endommager la matière grise.
Pas de douteĚý: les jeux vidĂ©o, c’est du sĂ©rieux. Faut-il pour autant les intĂ©grer au programme scolaireĚý? C’est beaucoup moins certain. QuĂ©bec devrait d’abord s’intĂ©resser Ă l’impact des Ă©crans sur les jeunes, comme l’a proposĂ© rĂ©cemment le dĂ©putĂ© AndrĂ© Fortin.
Les Ă©crans ne sont pas seulement interactifs, ils sont aussi adhĂ©sifs. Comment en dĂ©coller les enfants est une prĂ©occupation constante pour de nombreux parents, y compris l’étĂ©. Tout ce temps passĂ© Ă jouer et Ă regarder des vidĂ©os est-il dommageableĚý?
For almost as long as we’ve known about the powerful spell opium can cast on a user, scientists have been trying to learn precisely how the drug operates in the body, particularly in the brain. According to recent Wednesday Afternoon Lecture Series guest Dr. Brigitte Kieffer, researchers are closer than ever to understanding, witnessing, mimicking and perhaps predicting opioids’ work within the gray matter.Ěý
Une vision différente du trouble
«On ne devient pas anorexique parce qu’on est faible mais parce que des évènements de la vie ont déclenché des ressorts génétiques et épigénétiques»
Pr Howard Steiger
The FRSQ recently announced the results of the 2019-2020 funding competition for Intersectoral research on aging.Ěý In all, over $8.19M were awarded.Ěý
DrsĚýPedro Rosa Neto and Serge GauthierĚýreceived over $1,44 M for their project, Biomarkers of aging and dementia: BioVie.
Congratulations!
The Margolese National Brain Disorders Prize will be awarded to Ď㽶ĘÓƵ’s Gustavo Turecki, who has advanced our understanding of how early life adversity changes the brain to influence suicide and depression. Each prize is valued at $50,000, making them among the most prestigious honours bestowed by a Canadian university. The recipients were chosen by a committee of international experts chaired by Robert McMaster, Executive Associate Dean, Research, and Deborah Money, Executive Vice Dean.
Fabrice Jollant (Ď㽶ĘÓƵ) looked to isolated groups with very high rates of suicide for clues, such as the Palawan of a particular valley in the Philippines. His was a more genetic and neurobiological perspective, considering changes during the suicidal crisis and how to relieve psychological pain quickly (perhaps unsurprisingly ketamine appears to be quite effective).
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