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Inside the Neuroscience Community: Peter Sterling Responds to Awais Aftab
Editor’s note: On July 29, Peter Sterling, a Professor of Neuroscience at the Perelman School of Medicine, published an essay on Mad in America that circulated widely within the neuroscience community. This is his response to a critique of his essay by Awais Aftab, which was published on Substack.
Causality in Mental Disturbance
Editor’s Note: The following is an original research article by Peter Sterling, Professor of Neuroscience at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania. We are presenting it in its native format as a scientific paper. Here I comment on the 2022 review, “Causal Mapping of Human Brain Function” by Siddiqi et al., which appeared in Nature Reviews Neuroscience.
Tolstoy's Hermit: Jay Schulkin
Jay Schulkin was a laboratory neuroscientist, outstanding for his extraordinarily broad perspective that deeply engaged the human condition. His recent books, for example, include: Mind in Nature (2023); The Anatomy of Fear (2024); Suicide in the United States (2024); A perspective on Opiate Addiction (2024).
A Neuroscientist Evaluates the Standard Biological Model of Depression
Editor’s Note: The following is an original research article by Peter Sterling, Professor of Neuroscience at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania. We are presenting it in its native format as a scientific paper. In the paper, he reviews the evidence for the biological models of depression from his perspective as a neuroscientist.
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