Our latest study showing how #racism can affect accelerated biological aging through increased rumination-related network activation

Excited to share our review, Racial and ethnic socioenvironmental inequity and neuroimaging in psychiatry: a brief review of the past and recommendations for the future. Can read the article published with Springer Nature in Neuropsychopharmacology, link below! 🧠 rdcu.be/dLpSW

Honored to talk about our work on #racism, inflammation and threat network activation on the Neuropsychopharmacology podcast with superstar PhD student Aziz Elbasheir -- Cynthia was an amazing host!

Thank you VEJA for highlighting our work! Racismo causa mudanças no cérebro e envelhecimento precoce, diz estudo veja.abril.com.br/saude/racismo-…

It has been a busy week at Neuropsychopharmacology so get ready - it's time for the rundown of what's new #ThisWeekinNPP See below for new papers on ketamine, psychostimulants, cannabis & tobacco genetics, and more, plus some top-notch Reviews and Perspectives 👇

👏Thrilled to share new Grady Trauma Project research! Self-compassion helps reduce PTSD risk, but our findings suggest this association varies by trauma type and symptom cluster... psycnet.apa.org/record/2025-01…… Ellie McAfee Briana N. Spivey, M.S. Nadine Kaslow, PhD Abigail Powers Lott

Something brightening up this crazy week--my 🌟 postdoc @TimMcDermottPhD being awarded an Emory Medical Care Foundation grant with Emory School of Medicine neurologist Dr. Katie Bullinger to study EEG biomarkers of anhedonia in PTSD. Congratulations, and excited for your new discoveries!

It has been a SPICY week - and no, I'm not referring to the American political landscape - but to the FIVE Neuropsychopharmacology 🔥Hot Topics🔥 papers that were published this past week Check out those, plus new papers on oxytocin and psychedelics below 👇 #ThisWeekInNPP

Y'all, I am so proud of this paper! ⬇️ Where we live can influence our likelihood of developing PTSD! But research on resilience after trauma has often focused on individual 🧍 factors and overlooked influential neighborhood 📷factors that may help mitigate the PTSD development

So proud of what Aziz Elbasheir has already accomplished! Look out for this 🌟

Appreciate The Conversation U.S. shedding light on our research (led by Emory Neuroscience PhD Program student Aziz Elbasheir showing how #racism steals time from people's lives (accelerated epigenetic aging) through the brain. theconversation.com/racism-and-dis… via The Conversation U.S.

Want a comprehensive resource on how #trauma disrupts #interoception? We have it! Check out the latest from 🌟student and postdoc Travis Fulton and Boris Botzanowski to learn more about how interoceptive disruptions manifest and targeted treatments link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

Here is an easy to understand summary of a study we conducted, which found key differences in the brains of people without PTSD, people with classic PTSD, and people with the dissociative subtype of PTSD. See the results here! 1/3 #PTSD #Research #Psychology #Trauma #Neuroscience

If you are into being part of a dynamic, creative and diverse #neuropsychology lab, inquire within! We are hiring a research assistant to help with our EEG and neuromodulation studies. Trust me, things are never boring around here. staff-emory.icims.com/jobs/134698/jo…

A Quick Introduction to Digital Therapeutics for Mental Health Clinicians hmpgloballearningnetwork.com/site/pcn/qas/q…

Appreciate the thoughtful commentary and input from experts on our work--a compelling call to awareness on how #racism affects #brainhealth. Neurology Today Aziz Elbasheir Racial+Discrimination+Contributes+to+Cellular+Aging+and...+%3a+Neurology+Today journals.lww.com/neurotodayonli…

What are the structural brain signatures of #dissociation? Fascinating new findings from 🌟s Alexa Kondas @TimMcDermottPhD and Fani Affective Neuroscience Lab team in Psychiatry Research Journal that point to alterations in sensory integration white matter paths: authors.elsevier.com/a/1jyhz_3mNQLp…

Does #racism disrupt #interoception and influence dissociation? Aziz Elbasheir's fascinating new findings in Biological Psychiatry show that more frequent racism was linked to interoceptive network disruptions, and this interoceptive network disruptions linked to #dissociation

Reconsidering remission in recurrent late-life depression: clinical presentation and phenotypic predictors of relapse following successful antidepressant treatment | Psychological Medicine | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/4g5Sj5C

In this moment of extreme erasure of voices of color, my graduate student Aziz Elbasheir wrote about his experience of being Black in the US, and how his research reflects that experience. Powerful read. harvardpublichealth.org/equity/racis