Western University has experts available on the potential health impacts of cannabis
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Into the Mystic: Western researcher explores virtual reality for mental health therapy
Prof Paul Frewen explores brain-computer interface technology to reduce stress and anxiety
Schulich researchers asked ChatGPT for medical diagnoses. Here’s what they found
Can AI add value to medical education and improve communication between physicians and patients?
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry and Bluewater Health partnership trains more doctors
Collaboration between Bluewater Health and Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, powered by philanthropy, will launch in 2025
Condition first discovered by Western neuroscientist named by scientific community
Adrian Owen’s landmark research on consciousness in patients in vegetative state marks milestone.
Western researchers find potential therapeutic to counteract mental health effects of cannabis
Study shows compound can mitigate depression, anxiety and ‘amotivational syndrome’ from chronic cannabis use
New neuroscientific techniques may predict survival rates of ICU patients
Adrian Owen and Karnig Kazazian reveal thoughts of brain-injured patients.
Western researchers’ breakthrough paves way for ALS cure
Western experts available on the Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research
Western University experts are taking lead roles on the scientific committee for the Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research held in London from April 25 to 28.
Western clinical neuroscientist awarded 2024 Ryman Prize
Dr. Vladimir Hachinski recognized internationally for contributions to advancing brain health and healthy aging
New study expands understanding of brain blood flow and neurological disorders
A study by researchers from Western and Maastricht University provides new insight into what perfusion, the flow of blood to tissues, looks like in a healthy brain.
New study links placental oxygen levels to fetal brain development
New study shows oxygenation levels in the placenta are an important predictor of cortical growth and is likely a predictor of childhood cognition and behaviour.