Digital Library/Oral History
Oral History of Neuropsychopharmacology
The ACNP Oral History project began in 1994 with the first of 235 videotaped interviews spanning 14 years. Many of the field’s pioneers have shared their perspectives in the following videos and edited transcripts that record the first 50 years in the history of neuropsychopharmacology. The history is told by 213 clinicians and basic scientists in 235 videotaped interviews conducted by 66 colleagues between 1994 and 2008.
Happy Throwback Thursday! ACNP 2022 Annual Meeting: Ana Mendes-Silva, Carolina Cappi, and Leonardo Saraiva
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Are We Compulsively Chasing Rainbows? @BrainAddiction @SergeAhmed @The_Gilp highlight conceptual and technical limitations associated with the use of the concept of compulsivity in addiction and suggest ways the field can better model and treat addiction https://rdcu.be/c4Es0
NPP and Member in the news: Scientists reveal why common anti-depressants cause emotional ‘blunting’ in users http://bit.ly/3JtlW3X Check out Prof. Sahakian's full NPP manuscript at http://bit.ly/3RiOE9H @npp_journal @BJSahakian