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Neurosciences and mental health: New frontiers of clinical research

  • 509-521
  • 13/09/2024
  • 13/09/2024
Andrade ACL;
Minosso FB;
da Silva CR;
Hollen FLB;
Karhawi NS;
Pinarello AZ;
Butakka JNB;
Franzner KASN;
Jardim IAP;
Nogueira MEP;
Lima CLS;
Passos JPC

Andreus Cristhian Linhares Andrade

Fernanda Barboza Minosso

Carolina Ribatski da Silva

Fabiany Lago Barbosa Hollen

Naíma Santos Karhawi

Aryanne Zorzi Pinarello

Jessica Nayara de Barros Butakka

Karina Augusta Sarto Nery Franzner

Isabelle Amable Pereira Jardim

Maria Eduarda Pinheiro Nogueira

Clara Luz de Souza Lima

João Pedro Castoldo Passos

Keywords

Neuroscience
Mental Health
Neuroplasticity
Biomarkers
Emerging Technologies
Ethics

Abstract

This chapter explores the new frontiers of clinical research in neuroscience applied to mental health, highlighting recent advances and their implications for psychiatric practice. The integration between neuroscience and mental health has allowed a deeper understanding of mental disorders, with the identification of biomarkers that help in the diagnosis and personalization of treatment. Therapeutic interventions based on neuroplasticity, such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and neurofeedback, have been shown to be effective in modulating brain activity and improving symptoms in patients resistant to conventional treatment. Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and brain-computer interfaces are reshaping the future of psychiatry, enabling a more precise and personalized approach. However, these advances bring ethical and practical challenges, including privacy issues, equity in access, and the need for regulation. The chapter concludes that the integration of these innovations into clinical practice must be accompanied by a commitment to ethics, accessibility, and humanization of care.

 

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.026-034

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Copyright (c) 2024 Andreus Cristhian Linhares Andrade, Fernanda Barboza Minosso, Carolina Ribatski da Silva, Fabiany Lago Barbosa Hollen, Naíma Santos Karhawi, Aryanne Zorzi Pinarello, Jessica Nayara de Barros Butakka, Karina Augusta Sarto Nery Franzner, Isabelle Amable Pereira Jardim, Maria Eduarda Pinheiro Nogueira, Clara Luz de Souza Lima, João Pedro Castoldo Passos
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Author(s)

  • Andreus Cristhian Linhares Andrade
  • Fernanda Barboza Minosso
  • Carolina Ribatski da Silva
  • Fabiany Lago Barbosa Hollen
  • Naíma Santos Karhawi
  • Aryanne Zorzi Pinarello
  • Jessica Nayara de Barros Butakka
  • Karina Augusta Sarto Nery Franzner
  • Isabelle Amable Pereira Jardim
  • Maria Eduarda Pinheiro Nogueira
  • Clara Luz de Souza Lima
  • João Pedro Castoldo Passos