🍄 Psilocybin & escitalopram create different reconfigurations in the global functional hierarchy of 🧠 brain dynamics in people with major depressive disorder 👇 @HedoniaResearch Robin Carhart-Harris Yonatan Sanz Perl nature.com/articles/s4422…

🌍 Our August issue is live! 🌎 Featuring new articles on family mental health, #depression, methamphetamine use, brain–gut microbiome, prenatal cannabis exposure & more Image: Jorg Greuel / Getty Images Plus Cover design: Marina Corral Spence nature.com/natmentalhealt…

Poor physical health is associated with depression. Yes, we know. But how so? Our new study Nature Mental Health reveals integrated pathways that explain the interplay between brain, body, lifestyle and their collective influence on mental health. nature.com/articles/s4422… 🧵1/7

Editorial| "By presenting and discussing for whom and how #mentalhealth care is organized and delivered, and by disseminating shortcomings and achievements, we move closer to better treatment, improved access, training and outcomes." Read it here 👇 nature.com/articles/s4422…

This study introduces a method to measure outcomes in bipolar disorder by quantifying mood instability over time 👇 Sarah H. Sperry, PhD Melvin G. McInnis, M.D., FRCPsych University of Michigan Michigan Medicine nature.com/articles/s4422…

This exploration of first onsets of psychiatric disorders during perimenopause shows higher incidence rates of major depressive disorder and mania 👇 Lisa Clare Dolman Ian Jones George Kirov Valentina Escott-Price Sophie Legge Arianna Di Florio nature.com/articles/s4422…

A study published in Nature Mental Health reports that the perimenopause is a period of increased risk of first-onset psychiatric disorders, with compelling evidence for a specific link with mania. go.nature.com/3X85mgi

“Mapping cerebellar anatomical heterogeneity in mental and neurological illnesses” by Milin K. Torgeir Moberget Thomas Wolfers and collaborators, now out in Nature Mental Health #cerebellum 🧠 nature.com/articles/s4422…

#Throwback 🔙: Mark Shuquan Chen | 🌈 et al. employed ecological momentary assessment in two different sample populations from the USA and China to develop proxy measures for #emotion regulation flexibility🌿. #Tbt George Bonanno KaiwenBi Columbia University nature.com/articles/s4422…

👇This study maps cerebellar anatomy across the lifespan using over 54,000 brain scans from 132 scanning sites & identifies that patients with different neurological/psychiatric disorders are likely to have deviations in cerebellar anatomy. Milin K. nature.com/articles/s4422…

Q&A about my journey from engineering to neuroscience/psychiatry + my thoughts on issues in psychiatry research: rdcu.be/dR0rf Thanks for the opportunity Natalia Gass, Senior Editor, Nature Mental Health - a fabulous journal with a smooth & fast editorial process.

🎤 Mapping brain and body connections: It was a pleasure to speak to Andrew Zalesky about Andrew's path in psychiatry research, the links between #mentalhealth and body health, personalized treatment and much more 👇 nature.com/articles/s4422…

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