All NeuroImage and NeuroImage:Reports editors have resigned over the high publication fee, and are starting a new non-profit journal
imaging-neuroscience.org
This comes with great regret, and a huge amount of thought and discussion- please read announcement to get more details.
1/ So excited and proud to share our latest work, out now in @Nature: nature.com/articles/s41586-0…. Despite all we’ve learned from them, models relating brain activity to phenotype fail consistently in a subset of people—specifically, people who defy sample stereotypes. A brief 🧵:
Interested in learning about quantitative chronic pain and pain intervention #healthdata and how to define decision models that improve patient quality of life? Learn more at our webinar by @daniel__barron of @BrighamWomens on Mar 29 at 1pm. Register here: mahealthdata.org/event-46381…
Two #YalePsych researchers have been awarded a $2 million grant from @MichaelJFoxOrg for Parkinson’s Research to conduct the first clinical trial of ketamine to treat depression in people with Parkinson’s disease. Read more: bit.ly/3clBQf3@YaleMed@sophie_eholmes
My book publisher, Columbia Global Reports, has been a great partner in helping me think about how we can use Big Data to improve our mental health, and they'd like our support today #ColumbiaGivingDay. If you don't know about @ColumbiaGR, check them out: bit.ly/GlobalReportsTwitter2…
The future of mental health is big data.
Hear @daniel__barron, author of Reading Our Minds, talk about how our Instagram posts, Google searches, and text messages could be key to effective mental healthcare on the latest @munkdebatebit.ly/2WnT5bb
When I use a pt’s name and enough details that someone outside their family could ID them, I use a release I found on NYU journalism website a few yrs ago. I respect that some authors don’t write about their pts, but I feel pt adds much to the narrative