Heterogeneous patterns of brain atrophy in schizophrenia localize to a common brain network

Our results propose a unique, stable, and unified schizophrenia network, addressing a significant portion of the heterogeneity observed in previous atrophy studies.
(Shan H. Siddiqi , MD)

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80% Success Rate in Depression Treatment

Dr. Grooms shares the science behind the success, the emotional breakthroughs of her patients, and the broader implications for mental health care, with the help of the  revolutionary SAINT protocol, a cutting-edge therapy using magnetic stimulation and personalized brain mapping to transform lives.

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TMS in the Treatment of Adolescent Depression and Anxiety: A Meta-Analysis

TMS is a promising treatment for depression and anxiety, but the effect size in adolescents is unclear. We meta-analyzed the literature on TMS for depression and anxiety in adolescents. In conclusion, TMS may be an effective, noninvasive treatment for reducing depression and anxiety.

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Evidence Grows of the Effectiveness of Rapid-Acting Brain Stimulation to Treat Bipolar Depression

New research is providing additional evidence of the effectiveness and safety of SAINT, a rapid-acting non-invasive brain stimulation therapy, to treat people suffering from bipolar depression.

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Magnus Medical Announces CMS Approval of New Payment Rate for SAINT Treatment in 2025 Hospital Outpatient Rule

New rule significantly expands access to SAINT therapy for treatment-resistant major depression.
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10 Healthy Brain Habits to Consider for Alzheimer’s Awareness Month

November is a month dedicated to increased awareness of Alzheimer’s disease. So, what can we do as individuals? Lifestyle choices can help reduce the risks.

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SAINT iTBS Protocol Shows Promise for Bipolar I Depression

SAINT protocol rapidly reduced depressive symptoms in bipolar I disorder, achieving 60% remission within a month post-treatment without adverse cognitive or manic effects.

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Finding a missing piece for neurodegenerative disease research

This work leads to the hypothesis that finding a way to maintain proper polyphosphate levels in the brain could possibly slow the progress of neurodegenerative disease. But proving that will still take large investments of time and money, and there will likely be new mysteries to be solved along the way.
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pbio.3002650

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Miles for Migraine San Diego

Miles for Migraine hosted its 6th annual 2-mile Walk, 5K Run and Relax San Diego Event hosted on November 2nd at Liberty Station Park. This event was a fundraiser for Migraine & Headache Awareness, Treatment & Research. Kaizen Brain Center connected with local migraine & headache community,  and sponsored events in the festival area.

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Innovative Leaders: Modern Luxury Spotlight (MD. Mohamed Ahmed)

Dr. Mohammed Ahmed, MD, was featured in the Innovative Leaders section of the Modern Luxury Spotlight for his contributions to brain and mental health at Kaizen Brain Center.

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Targeted neurostimulation shows promise in reducing PTSD symptoms in veterans

A recent study by MD. Shan H. Siddiqi identified a brain circuit linked to PTSD in veterans and showed that reducing connectivity via transcranial magnetic stimulation correlated with PTSD symptom improvement. Article’s DOI:  https://doi.org/10.1038/s41593-024-01772-7

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Kaizen Brain Center’s SAINT TMS Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

Kaizen Brain Center Hosted a Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Commemorating the Availability of the FDA-Approved SAINT® Neuromodulation System for Treatment-Resistant Major Depression in the Greater San Diego Area.

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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Dementia Progression

Ahmed, Mohammed & Besser, Lilah & Galasko, Douglas & Salmon, David & Kukull, Walter. (2016). TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI) AND DEMENTIA PROGRESSION. Alzheimer’s & Dementia. 12.

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8th International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders (CPD Accredited)

Neurology Congress 2023 scheduled on November 08-09, 2023, Dubai, UAE

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Dr. Mohammad Ahmed on KCRW

December 12-1, 2022

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