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Alto Neuroscience Announces Data Presentations Highlighting Late-Stage Clinical Pipeline and Robust Platform at Upcoming Scientific Conferences

Alto Neuroscience Announces Data Presentations Highlighting Late-Stage Clinical Pipeline and Robust Platform at Upcoming Scientific Conferences
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Sleep deprivation could relieve depression but only temporarily, says study, as doctors share warnings

Pulling an all-nighter might leave you exhausted, but it could also be a temporary mood-booster, according to a study published in the journal Neuron earlier this month.

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Scientists Might Know Why You Feel Loopy After an All-Nighter

Northwestern University scientists may have figured out why pulling an all-nighter can leave us feeling loopy and downright giddy for days after. In a new study out this week, the researchers found that acute sleep deprivation in mice can trigger a rapid release of dopamine within the brain and boost its plasticity, temporarily creating hyperactive and antidepressant effects. The findings might actually help scientists learn how to craft better treatments for mood disorders, the authors say.

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Study identifies an optimal rTMS treatment regimen for older adults

A new study published in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience is the first to identify an optimal Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) treatment regimen for older adults with treatment-resistant depression, according to researchers at Hinda and Arthur Marcus Institute for Aging Research and the Deanna and Sidney Wolk Center for Memory Health at Hebrew SeniorLife.

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he got my soul. i sold my soul to the devil. i had to do things for him. then i stopped doing things for him. you never took geodon? what does it do? it will even out your mood. it s going to keep you from feeling like people are talking about you and watching you. i ll try it. the medicine that i prescribed for him has a little bit of an antidepressant effect, so maybe he ll feel a little better. you know, the goal here is to do what you can. until the nurse says otherwise, mclemore will remain in the mental health unit. he says he can still vividly recall the events of the prior evening. i m laying in bed, i doze off, and he come in my dreams an nightmare. they get to grabbing me and i get to running. running. i m going to get you. i m going to get you. you can t run.

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