16
29th CINP World
Congress 2014
Preliminary Scientific Programme |
Tuesday, 24 June 2014
S-18
e
Symposium
15:00 – 17:00
Breakthroughs in psychopharmacology for prevention and
treatment of PTSD
Chair:
Eric Vermetten, The Netherlands
Co-chair: Joseph Zohar, Israel
Three decades of research in circuits and receptor systems
in PTSD
Eric Vermetten, The Netherlands
New insights into secondary prevention in PTSD
Joseph Zohar, Israel
Update on the use of alpha-1 adrenoreceptor antagonists
for PTSD
Murray Raskind, USA
Does the endocannabinoid system provide a new avenue
for treatment development in PTSD?
Alexander Neumeister, USA
S-19
e
Symposium
15:00 – 17:00
Topic: Biomarkers (including pharmacogenomics and
brain imaging) for diagnosis and treatment response (C)
Track: Translational
The psychopharmacology of aggression: From biomarkers
to therapeutics
Chair:
Gabriella Gobbi, Canada
Co-chair: Klaus-Peter Lesch, The Netherlands
Genetic determinants in aggression
Klaus-Peter Lesch, The Netherlands
Biomarkers in aggressive behavior
Stefano Comai, Italy
Mood stabilizers in aggression: Basic and clinical research
Gabriella Gobbi, Canada
Atypical antipsychotic in aggression: An update
Leslie Citrome, Canada
PC-2
e
Pro-Con Debate
15:00 – 16:30
DSM5 will be the death of psychopharmacology
W-7
e
Educational Workshop
15:00 – 16:00
Treatment of ADHD across the lifespan
W-8
e
Educational Workshop
16:10 – 17:10
Translating schizophrenia to animal models: What works
and what doesn’t
S-20
e
Symposium
15:00 – 17:00
Topic: Depression (A)
Track: Basic
Remodeling synaptic connections in the pathophysiology
and treatment of depression
Chair:
Ronald Duman, USA
Co-chair: Eero Castren, Finland
Epigenetic regulation of synaptic remodeling in stress
disorders
Scott Russo, USA
Cell genesis and dendritic plasticity: A neuroplastic pas
de deux in the onset and remission from depression
Nuno Sousa, Portugal
Antidepressant treatment reactivates developmental-like
window of neuroplasticy
Eero Castren, Finland
Synaptic homeostasis in the etiology and treatment of
depression
Ronald Duman, USA
