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Video recording and transcript of “Director’s Innovation Speaker Series: Youth Suicidal Behaviors: Where Do We Go From Here””

This technical webinar is for investigators interested in submitting a grant for the Brain Behavior Quantification and Synchronization – Next Generation Sensor Technology Development funding opportunity.

An NIMH-funded study showed that incorporating depression treatment into care for chronic health conditions improved well-being for both patients and their families.

Adding suicide care practices to routine adult primary care visits reduced suicide attempts by 25% in the months after the visit.

In a recent NIMH-funded study, researchers explored a potential new way of clearing HIV from the brain by testing a drug that targets a type of immune cell known as macrophages.

Kathryn Altman discusses a longitudinal study that examined the neural response to novelty as a potential predictor for communication development.

Lilly Kelemen discusses naturalistic facial expressions, perception of emotion on human faces, and disabilities that make it difficult to read expression.

Ifeoma Azinge discusses the influence of the neuropeptide galanin on neuronal circuitry and behavior—and potential implications for mental health.

An NIMH-funded study identified consistent links between brain connectivity and cognitive function in people with early stage psychosis and people at high risk who later developed psychosis.

An automatic reminder supported by low-burden facilitation increased delivery of a universal secure firearm storage program during pediatric primary care.