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Talk by Dr. Kenneth S Kendler | Mood Disorders: History, Nosology and Current Genetic Findings
Talk by Dr. Kenneth S Kendler | Mood Disorders: History, Nosology and Current Genetic Findings

Tue, 12 Mar

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Bengaluru

Talk by Dr. Kenneth S Kendler | Mood Disorders: History, Nosology and Current Genetic Findings

The Rohini Nilekani Centre for Brain and Mind, NIMHANS presents an exciting talk titled “Mood Disorders: History, Nosology and Current Genetic Findings” by Dr. Kenneth S. Kendler, Professor and Eminent Scholar, Virginia Institute for Psychiatric and Behavioral Genetics.

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Time & Location

12 Mar 2024, 19:00 – 23:00

Bengaluru, Nimhans Campus, Lakkasandra, Laljinagar, Wilson Garden, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560029, India

About the event

The Rohini Nilekani Centre for Brain and Mind, NIMHANS presents an exciting talk titled “Mood Disorders: History, Nosology and Current Genetic Findings” by Dr. Kenneth S. Kendler, Professor and Eminent Scholar, Virginia Institute for Psychiatric and Behavioral Genetics.

Embark on a journey through the forefront of psychiatric genetics with Dr. Kenneth Kendler, a distinguished expert who has expertly unravelled intricate links between genetics, environment, and psychiatric disorders. With an impressive h-index of 226, he stands as one of the world's most cited Psychiatry researchers. His extensive research, exploring complexities such as schizophrenia, substance use disorders, major depression, and anxiety have significantly advanced our understanding of genetic contributions to vulnerability and resilience.

Dr. Kendler's impactful work has shed light on specific variants influencing psychiatric illnesses and addiction, while his dedication extended to shaping psychiatric disease classification and inspiring future researchers. Whether you are a student, researcher, healthcare professional, or someone eager to broaden your understanding, this event is tailored for you. Don't miss the opportunity to hear from and interact with him.

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