New Washington University research may hold key to a diagnostic tool
Predicting the chaos in Tourette syndrome tics (Links to an external site)
New Washington University research may hold key to a diagnostic tool
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have launched a research project as part of a new program funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to reduce burnout and promote mental health and wellness among those in the health-care workforce.
Researchers at WashU are studying how psychedelics like psilocybin can be used therapeutically. They discuss its uses — and its limits — during what they say is a “renaissance” of research into the impact of psychedelic drugs.
Teens, young adults needed for study aimed at improving early diagnosis
That mouse and its lab-grown relatives are the first in the world to mirror the missing gene that causes Jake’s autism.
Study from Barch lab highlights need for early intervention for youth with such experiences
Research to explore the effects of social isolation on cognitive, emotional health
Complements efforts of Taylor Family Institute to develop treatments for psychiatric illness
Researchers to study ways to improve mental health for surgery patients
Study points to FDA-approved drugs that have potential to slow or reverse brain damage