# Edward Bullmore
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Edward Thomas Bullmore, (born 27 September 1960) is a British Neuropsychiatrist, neuroscientist, and academic. Since 1999, he has been Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge. In 2005, he also became Vice-President of Experimental Medicine at GlaxoSmithKline while maintaining his post at University of Cambridge.
A New Approach to Depression
There tends to be a clear distinction between physical and mental health in the way they are both handled and treated but should this distinction be dropped so that they are both simply considered ‘health’?
Sean was joined by Edward Bullmore, Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge…
18. Chronic Health Conditions and Navigating The U.S. Medical Industrial Complex with Lilly King
In this beautiful intimate conversation with Lilly King, we discuss the realities of navigating mental and physical health concerns within a fractured health care system in the U.S. We share our best tips for advocating for yourself, navigating the medical industrial complex, talking to doctors, a…
50. Autoimmunity, Psychosis & Trauma: The Role of Inflammation in Mental Health
Celiac disease is an unfortunately common autoimmune disorder that affects about 1 in 100 people. That’s 1%, a HUGE proportion of the population. What's most concerning is that many aren't ware they have celiac often because many of the symptoms are mental health related and treated solely by psych…
[Self-Growth] EP44 - Why inflammation may be responsible for your depression and other brain and mental diseases? |《The Inflamed Mind: A Radical New Approach to Depression》
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Depression, a mental illness, troubles roughly 3.8% of the global population, and that number is on the rise. Surprisingly, the medical treatments currently available for depression are very limited and not always effective. Today's book offers a groundbreaking perspective on understanding depressi…
PSIRS: The Hidden Link Between Trauma and Chronic Illness (And How We Heal)
What if the pain you feel in your body isn’t just “in your head”—but your head is inflaming your body?
Ths episode introduces PSIRS—Psychological Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome—a new framework explaining how trauma, grief, and emotional distress can trigger physical inflammation and chron…
The Inflamed Mind & Long COVID: The Science They Don’t Want to Talk About
“What if depression isn’t just in your head—but in your immune system?”
— Dr. Edward Bullmore, The Inflamed Mind
What if your depression isn’t psychological—but inflammatory? In this explosive episode, we connect the dots between Dr. Edward Bullmore’s book The Inflamed Mind and the ongoing mystery…
112. Contradictions at the Heart of Psychiatry: Bridging Mind, Body, Brain & Environment with Dr. Edward Bullmore
The central divide in psychiatry, the split between mind and brain, has been holding the field back and preventing people from getting the help they truly since its inception. Dr. Edward Bullmore, psychiatrist and author of The Inflamed Mind and The Divided Mind, has spent 35 years witnessing psych…
Can Inflammation Change Your Mind?
Could your immune system be affecting your mental health?
For years, mental health has been explained through brain chemistry, genetics, life experiences, and psychology. But a growing body of research is asking another fascinating question: What role does inflammation play in depression, bipolar …
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