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34th European College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ECNP) Congress

October 02 - 05, 2021; Lisbon, Portugal + Virtual

October 02 - 05, 2021 Lisbon, Portugal + Virtual

ECNP 2021 Art Therapy Linked to Slowed Parkinson's Progression Adding art therapy to standard drug treatment in Parkinson's disease not only improves severity of both motor and nonmotor symptoms, but also slows rates of disease progression, new research suggests.
Medscape Medical News, October 14, 2021

Conference News

ECNP 2021 Antiepileptic Medications Linked to Increased Priapism Risk
Medscape Medical News, October 25, 2021
ECNP 2021 Art Therapy Linked to Slowed Parkinson's Progression
Medscape Medical News, October 14, 2021
ECNP 2021 'Impressive' Results for Novel Antidepressant, So Why the FDA Delay?
Medscape Medical News, October 12, 2021

ECNP 2021 Lower Thyroid Hormone Levels a Red Flag for Elevated Suicide Risk?
Medscape Medical News, October 12, 2021
ECNP 2021 Steroid a Promising Short-Term Option for Major Depression?
Medscape Medical News, October 7, 2021
ECNP 2021 Constipation Med Boosts Cognitive Performance in Mental Illness
Medscape Medical News, October 7, 2021

Popular News from ECNP 2020

Breathing Enriched Oxygen May Improve Major Depression Breathing enriched oxygen on a nightly basis may lead to clinically meaningful symptomatic improvement in mild to moderate major depression, new research suggests.
Medscape Medical News, Sep 23, 2020
The Gut a New Therapeutic Target for Major Depression? Unique bacterial profiles in the gut microbiota of patients with major depression, particularly in those with treatment-resistant disease, suggest dietary interventions may be worth trying.
Medscape Medical News, Sep 16, 2020
ECT for Bipolar Disorder: Across-the-Board Symptom Relief Electroconvulsive therapy achieved response rates of more than 80% for all symptoms of bipolar disorder and remission rates of more than 60% for several features, results of a large study show.
Medscape Medical News, Sep 23, 2020

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