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🕒Last Days to Register at THE Regular Rate🕒
Don’t Miss Out!
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Time is running out to register for IFMAD 2025 at the regular rate!
Make sure to complete your registration before 15 May 2025
to take advantage of the regular rate. |
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After this date, only the on-site fee will apply.
Secure your spot today and join us in shaping the future of mood and anxiety disorder research. |
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⭐ Meet the Rising Stars of IFMAD2025 ⭐
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Anna Maria Laure (Austria) Medical University of Vienna, Department of General Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Title of the Abstract Real-World Socio-Demographic and Clinical Characteristics in Major Depressive Disorder: A Multicenter Secondary Analysis of Trazodone as First-Line Therapy |
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Alexander Lisinski (Sweden) Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg, Sweden
Title of the Abstract Efficacy of Antidepressants in Children and Adolescents: A Comprehensive, Patient-Level, Item-Specific Meta-Analysis |
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For more detailed information about their abstracts and career journeys,
please visit our website. |
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🎤 Highlighted Talks of Day 3 🎤
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VR: Potential for Diagnostic Evaluations, Cognition Assessment and Training, and Psychotherapy in Mood Disorders? Kamilla Miskoviak (Denmark)
Key takeaways:
VR can enhance diagnostic precision by leveraging cognitive distortions and biases in realistic social scenarios within a controlled setting, integrating digital biomarkers and psychophysiological measures. VR-based cognitive assessments provide a more ecologically valid approach to understanding real-world cognitive difficulties in mood disorders. VR-assisted cognitive training can enhance cognitive functioning and daily life skills, offering a scalable and effective intervention for psychiatric disorders. |
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Light Impulse Treatment Maria Teresa Ferretti (Austria)
Key takeaways:
60 Hz flickering light promotes microglia-mediated remodeling of the perineuronal net and reinstates juvenile neuroplasticity in mice 60 Hz flickering light induces neural activation across visual, temporal, parietal and frontal cortex in healthy volunteers The activation pattern induced by 60 Hz flickering light is not random but is highly synchronized |
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Phone number: + 377 97 97 35 55
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