psychiatric disease

A drawing of a scientist in a lab coat with a magnifying glass looks into the stomach.

| 7 min read

ByStephanie DeMarco, PhD

No more daily pills: A new star in long-acting drug delivery

With a star-shaped drug delivery platform that can stay in the stomach for a week or more, researchers hope to improve medication compliance and overall health.

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| 10 min read

ByHannah Thomasy, PhD

Adaptive brain stimulation administers automated on-demand therapy

A new form of brain stimulation treatment that responds to a patient’s brain activity could be life changing for people with neurological and psychiatric disorders.

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