# Gerard Sanacora
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gerard sanacora is an American translational neuroscientist.
Upon earning his bachelor's degree from Stony Brook University in 1986, Sanacora entered the Medical Scientist Training Program, completing his doctorate and medical degree at Stony Brook in 1992 and 1994, respectively. He joined the Yale School of Medicine, where he was named George D. Gross and Esther S. Gross Professor of Psychiatry in 2018.
The PD Ketamine Trial
Guest
Sophie E Holmes, PhD
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry; Assistant Professor of Neurology
Gerard Sanacora, PhD, MD
Professor of Psychiatry; Director, Yale Depression Research Program
Topic
Michael J Fox Foundation funded clinical trial, we will examine the efficacy of ketamine in treati…
Ketamine: How Special is Special K?
For years, ketamine has been thought of mostly as a horse tranquilizer — or a street drug that puts you in a scary-sounding K-hole. But now, we’re hearing reports that it could be almost a miracle medicine, treating stubborn depression and other mental illnesses. So how good is it, really? And cou…
Remastered: Depression (with Dr. Gerard Sanacora)
How much do we really know about depression? In this remastered episode, Gerard Sanacora, director of the Yale Depression Research Program and Co-director of the Yale Interventional Psychiatry Service, reveals that even doctors don't fully get the biological roots behind depression's mix of mental…
What Science Says About Ketamine’s Risks and Benefits
Ketamine is perhaps best known as a party drug, and it has long been used in hospitals as an anesthetic. In recent years, it has also been touted as a promising, experimental psychiatric treatment. But when Friends actor Matthew Perry overdosed on ketamine last year, it exposed a network of unregu…
APA On Demand 2020 Highlights, Part 3
In this special series from The Medical Mind podcast, we're sharing select highlights from APA On Demand 2020, an online collection of expert-led presentations covering emerging clinical topics, cutting-edge science and new therapies.
Today's episode features the presentation, "Ketamine: New F…
Your Brain On... Ketamine
For decades, ketamine has mainly been used as an anaesthetic, but in more recent years, it's gained popularity in mental health treatment.
Conversations around the benefits and risks associated with its therapeutic usage ignited towards the end of 2023, when actor Matthew Perry, star of the sitco…
Gerard Sanacora, Professor at Yale, on glutamate, GABA, and the next era of depression treatment
Brandon Li talks with Dr. Gerard Sanacora, Professor of Psychiatry at Yale, about his journey from molecular physiology to pioneering research on GABA, glutamate, and rapid-acting antidepressants. Gerard shares how a surprising finding in patients undergoing ECT redirected his research toward depr…
Gerard Sanacora, Professor at Yale, on glutamate, GABA, and the next era of depression treatment
Brandon Li talks with Dr. Gerard Sanacora, Professor of Psychiatry at Yale, about his journey from molecular physiology to pioneering research on GABA, glutamate, and rapid-acting antidepressants. Gerard shares how a surprising finding in patients undergoing ECT redirected his research toward depr…
Ketamine: How Special is Special K?
For years, ketamine has been thought of mostly as a horse tranquilizer — or a street drug that puts you in a scary-sounding K-hole. But now, we’re hearing reports that it could be almost a miracle medicine, treating stubborn depression and other mental illnesses. So how good is it, really? And cou…
Ketamine: How Special is Special K?
For years, ketamine has been thought of mostly as a horse tranquilizer — or a street drug that puts you in a scary-sounding K-hole. But now, we’re hearing reports that it could be almost a miracle medicine, treating stubborn depression and other mental illnesses. So how good is it, really? And cou…
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