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Fluvoxamine may prevent serious illness in COVID-19 patients
School of Medicine news release
Congratulations to the BBRF Ruane Prize Recipient!
The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation’s Scientific Council has selected Joan L. Luby, M.D. of Washington University School of Medicine...
Brain & Behavior Research Foundation
Nasal Spray Is A New Antidepressant Option For People At High Risk of Suicide
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a variant of the anesthetic and party drug ketamine for suicidal patients with...
Depressed patients see quality of life improve with nerve stimulation
Study focuses on people not treated effectively with antidepressants
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEWS RELEASE
New approach to developing antidepressants
CRISPR technology helps target mood-boosting receptors in brain
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEWS RELEASE
Perfectionism in young children may indicate OCD risk
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have found what may be a behavioral marker for obsessive-compulsive...
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEWS RELEASE
Parent-child therapy helps young children with depression
Early intervention supports kids in processing emotions
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEWS RELEASE
Can laughing gas help deter suicide?
Researchers studying use of nitrous oxide for patients hospitalized for suicide risk
Depressed children respond differently to rewards than other kids
Brains react less robustly to success, rewards
Hard-to-treat depression in seniors focus of $13.5 million study
Goal is to identify strategies most likely to work for specific patients