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Dr Kirstin Purves, King's College London

  • Date 22 Mar 2021
  • Time 1-2pm
  • Category

HWB Seminar, Dr Kirstin Purves

Experimental and genetic perspectives on anxiety and treatment using big data and digital technology

Anxiety is a highly prevalent mental health disorder with an early age of onset and chronic course. Understanding the processes that lead to some people developing anxiety disorders and others not is important to develop better treatments and preventative strategies. In this talk, I will describe some of my work using approaches from genetics and experimental to understand individual differences in anxiety and treatment response.

 

For access to this seminar, please register here, a link will be sent to you within a few days of the talk. For later registrations, the link will be sent an hour before the start time.

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