In this episode we discuss the importance of the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) at The Canadian Biomarker Integration Network in Depression (CAN-BIND. We also interview 2 of our CAC members (Madeline and Michael) on their personal experiences as well as what they enjoy doing as the CAC.

READ TRANSCRIPT HERE: https://www.canbind.ca/videos/podcasts/

Podcast was recorded in June 2020 

Hosted by Dr. Wegdan Rashad
Guests: Dr. Sagar Parikh, Madeline Surman and Michael Lloyd
Audio editing: Serhii Artiukh
Music: Make your dreams a reality by scottholmesmusic.com

See you in the next episode,

The CAN-BIND team
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Nothing About Us Without Us- Community Involvement in Research

In this Discovery Starts with You episode, we hear the perspectives of three women on why people participate in brain research using an open science and data sharing model: the care partner, the researcher, and the research student.
This podcast was created in collaboration between ONDRI (Ontario Neurodegenerative Disease Research Initiative) and CAN-BIND (Canadian Biomarker Integration Network in Depression), supported by OBI (Ontario Brain Institute).

Guests:

Shelley: Community advisory committee member at the Arthur Sommer Rotenberg  Depression and Suicide Studies program (ASR) as well as the Ontario Neurodegenerative Disease Research Initiative (ONDRI).

Dr. Jennifer Phillips: Scientist at the University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research at the Royal.

Patricia Burhunduli: MD/Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Ottawa.




Hosts: Andrew Kcomt (Hope & Me), Ruth Kruger (ONDRI)  and Wegdan Abdelmoemin (CAN-BIND)
Music: The Future is Ours by scottholmesmusic.com
Audio editor: Serhii Artiukh

To learn more about the campaign:  https://braininstitute.ca/research-data-sharing/discoverystartswithyou

Discovery Starts with You: Inspiring Perspectives on Participating in Research & Data Sharing

Over the past decade, CAN-BIND has led the charge in scientific exploration, pushing boundaries, challenging stigma, and conducting groundbreaking research in collaboration with patients and families.

In this special episode, join our host, Dr. Fabiano Gomes, and CAN-BIND Program Manager, Dr. Susan Rotzinger, as they take you on an exciting journey through the last 10 years of CAN-BIND's pioneering work in depression research.

Host: Dr. Fabiano Gomes
Guest: Dr. Susan Rotzinger
Producer: Dr. Nirushi Kuhathasan
Audio editors: Christina Macaluso & Dr. Nirushi Kuhathasan
Music: Teamwork by scottholmesmusic.com

A Decade of Unravelling Mood Disorder Mysteries: The CAN-BIND Research Journey

Listen to Dr. Gregor Hasler's interview on Neuroplasticity, depression and psychedelics research. The Canadian Biomarker Integration Network in Depression (CAN-BIND) hosted Dr. Hasler in February 2020 in Toronto, Canada.

Interviewees: Dr. Gregor Hasler and Dr. Sidney Kennedy
Hosted by Dr. Wegdan Rashad
Audio editing: Damien Murphy
Music: Make your dreams a reality by scottholmesmusic.com

See you in the next episode,

The CAN-BIND team
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CANBIND Podcast

Dr. Gregor Hasler Interview: Neuroplasticity, Depression and Psychedelics

In this episode we discuss an exciting study by The Canadian Biomarker Integration Network in Depression (CAN-BIND), that aims to compare ketamine and electroconvulsive therapy for the treatment of resistant depression. 

Our guests are, Sophie, a patient participant in this study and Dr. Jennifer  Phillips, Associate Scientist at the Mood Disorders Research Unit at the Royal Institute of Mental Health Research, University of Ottawa.

READ TRANSCRIPT HERE: https://www.canbind.ca/episode-02-ketamine-vs-ect-for-resistant-depression/

Podcast was recorded 25 Feb 2020 and 20 April 2020.

Hosted by Dr. Wegdan Rashad
Audio editing: Damien Murphy
Music: Make your dreams a reality by scottholmesmusic.com

See you in the next episode,

The CAN-BIND team
canbind.ca

CAN-BIND Podcast

Ketamine Vs ECT in Resistant Depression: CAN-BIND Study

A series of groundbreaking studies in depression aimed at shortening the path from diagnosis, to getting the right treatment.

Discovery Starts with You: Inspiring Perspectives on Participating in Research & Data Sharing

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