Nolan Williams (@nolanrywilliams) 's Twitter Profile
Nolan Williams

@nolanrywilliams

Associate Professor, Stanford University. Director of @Stanford_BSL at @StanfordMed. Neurologist, Psychiatrist, Neuroscientist, Inventor.

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Brain Stimulation (@brainstimj) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yunyi Han, Fang Jin and team publishes: Accelerated personalized iTBS targeting brain circuits (dlPFC-VTA) significantly reduces negative symptoms in schizophrenia vs. sham (Cohen’s d=0.83). Imaging changes linked to improvement. brainstimjrnl.com/article/S1935-…

Lingzhong Fan (@lingzhong_fan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

anytime and anywhere, accessible to all. A wearable repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation device | Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

Chris Aiken, MD (@chrisaikenmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

SAINT-TMS brings 70-90% with treat resistant depression to remission. How? 10 sessions a day with fMRI guided magnet over 5 days. This new study claims similar results with 3 sessions/day and no fMRI, but with remission rates of 34%, I'm not convinced: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40042840

SAINT-TMS brings 70-90% with treat resistant depression to remission. 

How? 10 sessions a day with fMRI guided magnet over 5 days.

This new study claims similar results with 3 sessions/day and no fMRI, but with remission rates of 34%, I'm not convinced:
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40042840
Magnus Medical (@magnusmed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Recent article in Brain Stimulation article discusses SAINT® as a personalized continuation therapy for depression: brainstimjrnl.com/article/S1935-… #SAINT #mentalhealth #brainstimulation #neuromodulation

Recent article in Brain Stimulation article discusses SAINT® as a personalized continuation therapy for depression: brainstimjrnl.com/article/S1935-… #SAINT #mentalhealth #brainstimulation #neuromodulation
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P͢s͢y͢c͢h͢e͢d͢e͢l͢i͢c͢ ͢S͢c͢i͢e͢n͢c͢e͢ ͢S͢y͢m͢p͢o͢s͢i͢u͢m͢ ͢2͢0͢2͢5͢ 1) From dosing octopuses with MDMA to treating stroke disability 💊🐙🧠 Gül Dölen closed out the science updates with her work on the mechanism of action of psychedelics. From the animal work, she discovered

P͢s͢y͢c͢h͢e͢d͢e͢l͢i͢c͢ ͢S͢c͢i͢e͢n͢c͢e͢ ͢S͢y͢m͢p͢o͢s͢i͢u͢m͢ ͢2͢0͢2͢5͢

1)  From dosing octopuses with MDMA to treating stroke disability  💊🐙🧠
Gül Dölen closed out the science updates with her work on the mechanism of action of psychedelics. From the animal work, she discovered
Steve Jurvetson (@futurejurvetson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And Nolan's Stanford Ibogaine study with veterans was jaw-dropping. One treatment session resolved their traumatic brain injury and had an enormous curative effect on all mental health co-morbidities measured (depression, anxiety, PTSD). It also cures OUD x.com/FutureJurvetso…

Davide Momi (@davemomi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/11 How does our brain's hierarchical organization impact its response to stimulation? We found striking differences between "high-order" networks (involved in complex cognition) vs "low-order" networks (handling sensory/motor functions) Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

1/11 How does our brain's hierarchical organization impact its response to stimulation? We found striking differences between "high-order" networks (involved in complex cognition) vs "low-order" networks (handling sensory/motor functions) <a href="/NatureComms/">Nature Communications</a> 

nature.com/articles/s4146…
Corey Keller (@drcoreykeller) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ever wonder why some brain regions are more excitable? Using intracranial stim and recordings in humans, our team led by @Momi Sara Parmigiani Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute andrea pigorini John Griffiths Precision Neurotherapeutics Lab @ Stanford discovered a fascinating hierarchy in these neural responses 🧠⚡️

Clayton Coleman (@ccoleman_neuro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My hypothesis was inspired by an episode of the Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. podcast with Nolan Williams where they discussed advances in rapid Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) for the treatment of depression utilizing the SAINT protocol. (3/12)

My hypothesis was inspired by an episode of the <a href="/hubermanlab/">Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.</a> podcast with <a href="/NolanRyWilliams/">Nolan Williams</a> where they discussed advances in rapid Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) for the treatment of depression utilizing the SAINT protocol. (3/12)
Genevieve Jurvetson (@gjurvetson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another magical TED in the books. This year felt especially meaningful as I got to share the experience with my parents. A standout for me was a session curated by our brilliant friend Liv Boeree. IMHO it was the most powerful of the conference. Not a dry eye in the room after

Mark Oldham (@markoldhammd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is such a fascinating area of research 🧲 10 iTBS (rTMS) sessions/day ⌛️ 50-min intersession intervals ☀️ Up to 5 consecutive days 📋 50% response / 40% remission just after tx 🗓️ 60% remission within 1 month sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This is such a fascinating area of research

🧲 10 iTBS (rTMS) sessions/day
⌛️ 50-min intersession intervals
☀️ Up to 5 consecutive days

📋 50% response / 40% remission just after tx
🗓️ 60% remission within 1 month

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary MD, MPH tells Jillian Michaels on NewsNation’s #OnBalance that the agency needs to "listen to doctors" and expand its research on psychedelic drugs, calling it a top priority for the Trump administration. MORE: newsnationnow.com/on-balance-wit…

ARPA-H (@arpa_h) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: No technology currently exists to repair damaged brain tissue and fully restore lost function. FRONT aims to enable millions with what is considered permanent brain damage to regain lost functions, including motor control, vision, and speech. arpa-h.gov/news-and-event…

Martijn Arns (@brainclinics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Glad to see this published: Trigeminal nerve stimulation as a 'semi-active' TMS control condition: Heart-Brain Coupling identifying 'sham' response to TMS. Implications for power calculation, future meta-analyses and TMS trial design. brainstimjrnl.com/article/S1935-… Great collaboration

Deputy Secretary Jim O'Neill (@hhs_jim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Millions of Americans are living with the damage caused by strokes and traumatic brain injuries. Today we launched a program in ARPA-H to restore function to the neocortex.