Suheyla Cetin Karayumak
@suheyla_cetinAssistant Professor, Psychiatry Neuroimaging Laboratory, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School
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🧠Famous neuroscientist sightings @ #ICP2024: Johanna Seitz-Holland, Marek Kubicki, Lauren Breithaupt Langston [1], Ali Saffet Gônül [2], Mesut Çetin will all speak in an action-packed day tomorrow: psychopharmacology2024.org/program/ [1] from Harvard PNL - @PNL_BWH_Harvard…
Huge resource now available on the NIMH data archive. Harmonized dMRI data from 9345 subjects from the #ABCD study with 73 anatomically labeled fiber bundles, 800 fiber clusters and several dMRI measures for each tract. Explore away this rich resource nature.com/articles/s4159…
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PLENARY LECTURE-12 Chair: Ali Saffet Gönül How Can Large Scale Brain Imaging Studies Reveal Insight into Mental Illness? Update From the ENIGMA Project Paul Thompson
@TAP_Congress Süheyla Çetin Karayumak is speaking , from Harvard Psychiatry Nueroimaging Lab
@TAP_Congress Amanda E Lyall is speaking , from Harvard Psychiatry Nueroimaging Lab
Stress or drug abuse also releases more dopamine: dopamine blocker medication can alleviate symptoms; with CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) this can be successful in first episode psychosis up to 80% of the time #ICP2022
Cities with more cannabis use have more psychosis (lower in Spain and Italy) r=0.8! As much as 30% of psychosis in London is now due to cannabis use (was only 1/3 in 1960!), low in India and Nigeria, high in Trinidad
And in females a higher IQ seems to be protective (as a cognitive reserve?) against the long term effects of schizophrenia in that the association with positive symptoms is greater in women with lower IQ (except from talk right now by Amanda Lyall at #ICP2022 )
Johanna Switzerland-Holland notes there are considerable sex differences in the same regions (as @KE__Lawrence and @Leila_Nabulsi also found - biologicalpsychiatryjournal.com/article/S0006-… )…
Those with shorter duration of illness showed the largest deviation from the healthy mean, in free water metrics developed by Ofer Pasternak; could it be atrophy ? Amanda Lyall explains that..
There are 3 clusters of tracts doing distinct things, with different patterns !! #ICP2022
@suheyla_cetin notes that @PKochunov and Elliot aging offer 3 hypotheses about what happens in schizophrenia: not attaining peak maturation, slowed development, and|or faster brain aging; these are not mutually exclusive
@suheyla_cetin notes that many diffusion MRI studies are done worldwide but not with the same scanning protocols ! … #ICP2022
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