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The Capital Region of Denmark - a part of Copenhagen University Hospital

Neurobiological effects of work-related adjustment disorder

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Publications

  1. Neurobiological effects of work-related stress: protocol for a case-control neuroimaging study

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review

From the same participant

  1. Metabolic and transcriptomic profiling of women with postnatal depression

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  2. Predicting effects and risk of relapse into depression - the Danish ECT/MRI project

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  3. Evalueringsplan for Pulserende ElektroMagnetiske Felter (PEMF) i et kohorte studie for patienter med unipolar depression, refraktære overfor antidepressiv medicin. Et DUAG –studie over 8 uger med PEMF-augmentering. DUAG-8

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  4. Patienters holdning til ECT behandling, information, effekt og bivirkninger

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  5. Study on the prevalence of dementia after Electro Convulsive Therapy (ECT)

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  6. A study of postnatal depression in the Faroe Islands

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  7. Sammenhængen mellem depression og blodprop i hjertet

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  8. Sammenhængen mellem depression og hjertesvigt

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  9. ​Afprøvning af vågenterapi mod behandlingsrefraktær depression

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  • Videbech, Poul (Project participant)
  • Steinmann, Saga, Odense Universitetshospital, Denmark (Project participant)
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The purpose of this project is to identify neurobiological changes in the dopaminergic binding potential of the human brain's reward system and their possible correlation with the psychological symptom anhedonia, common symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress. The study population is patients from the Department of Occupational Health, Odense University Hospital.
StatusCurrent
Period01/08/2018 → 31/12/2020

    Research areas

  • Health Sciences - Mood Disorders, Neuroimaging, Observational study

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