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Inflammation is Aging your Brain

December 2, 2019

Dr. Miller spoke with Dave Asprey on his Podcast, Bulletproof radio, to discuss inflammation’s effects on aging. Listen to it…

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Science Says This Is How Stress Kills Your Motivation

June 11, 2019

How can you maintain your motivation during stressful times? Wanda Thibodeaux outlines her suggestions based on our group’s research at…

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Does Chronic Inflammation Reduce Motivation?

June 9, 2019

Christopher Bergland elaborates on our group’s research on inflammation and motivation at Psychology Today.

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How Chronic Inflammation May Drive Down Dopamine and Motivation

Dr. Miller and Dr. Treadway discuss Behavioral Immunology’s research on inflammation, dopamine, and motivation. Read more at Medical Express.

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Next-Generation Antidepressants Show Promise for Treatment-Resistant Disease

June 5, 2019

Inflammation research at Emory helps develop our understanding of treatment-resistant depression. Dr. Miller discusses this research with Healio.

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Can My Dentist Cure Depression?

February 25, 2019

Dr. Sarah Gingell analyzes an unexpected question with the help of our group’s recent findings. Read about it in Psychology…

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Potential Biomarkers of Antidepressant Response to Arthritis Drug

November 13, 2018

A Behavioral Immunology Program study on inflammation and treatment resistant depression is featured in Psychiatric Times.

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HPV status of head, neck cancer influences fatigue, inflammation

July 18, 2018

Dr. Xiao sheds light on HPV-unrelated squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck and how it relates to various…

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The Brave New World of Inflammation

July 7, 2018

Dr. Miller presents five things to know about inflammation and depression as part of a special report in Psychiatric Times.…

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Study identifies a link between antidepressant treatment resistance and inflammation

June 15, 2018

A recent paper by our group published in Psychoendocrinology looks at the connection between treatment resistant depression and higher levels…

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  • Inflammation is Aging your Brain
  • Science Says This Is How Stress Kills Your Motivation
  • Does Chronic Inflammation Reduce Motivation?
  • How Chronic Inflammation May Drive Down Dopamine and Motivation
  • Next-Generation Antidepressants Show Promise for Treatment-Resistant Disease

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BIEmoryEmory Behavioral Immunology Program@BIEmory·
10 Dec

Interesting new perspective on the role of inflammation in up to 50% of modern maladies https://t.co/cxrAjFEPId

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27 Nov

Great spending time with friends and family at the Anna Monika Prize celebration in Berlin #depression

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26 Nov

Check it out, I was on Bulletproof Radio with @DaveAsprey. We had an awesome chat about inflammation that I think you will enjoy. https://t.co/N2NVAsXDlL

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