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Mapping Depression Circuits | Helen Mayberg | Nobel Conference

Helen Mayberg speaking at the 47th annual Nobel Conference in Gustavus Adolphus College in 2011 - "The Brain and Being Human." Lecture: Mapping Depression Circuits: Foundations for New Treatment Strategies using Direct Brain Stimulation Presented by Helen Mayberg, M.D. Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology, and Dorothy Fuqua Chair of Psychiatric Neuroimaging and Therapeutics, Departments of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Neurology, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Ga. #brain #depression Subjects: -Beginning of Lecture (5:04) -Depression (6:08) -Deep Brain Stimulation (12:04) -Hypothesis (18:00) -Defining Depression Circuits (22:32) -Treatment Resistance (33:44) -Deep Brain Stimulation Procedure (35:25) -Results (38:09) -Expansion of Research and the Next Steps (41:54) -Recovery (56:20) -Beginning of Q&A (1:01:26) #nobelconference #scienceandethics #citizenscience #science The Nobel Conference: Science and Ethics, in Dialogue Since 1965, the Nobel Conference has been bringing leading researchers and thinkers to Gustavus Adolphus College in Saint Peter, Minnesota, to explore revolutionary, transformative and pressing scientific issues and the ethical questions that arise alongside them. As the only event in the United States authorized by the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm, Sweden to use this name, it is our privilege to host a space in which we can talk about big scientific questions, and the big ethical issues to which they inevitably give rise. The world needs more people who think critically about the crucial issues of our time, and who ask questions in ways that open up the conversation. Find us at https://gustavus.edu/nobelconference Follow us on Facebook at   / nobelconference   Follow us on Twitter at   / nobelconference