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Could long-term substance addictions be cured from a single drug dose? This article investigates claims of the psychedelic drug ibogaine doing just that and unearths the impact the growing demand for its root source, the iboga shrub, is having on the environment. Winner of the Pharmacology Matters ECP writing competition 2023.
Apathy is a neuropsychiatric syndrome characterised by motivational deficit and emotional blunting. Surprisingly, it is often treated the same as depression, despite not responding to typical antidepressants. A better understanding of apathy will help develop an improved treatment approach. Runer up in the 2023 ECP writing competition.
This piece by Marcus Ilg is a runner-up for our 2023 ECP writing competition. Judges enjoyed Marcus’ descriptive language, and ability to explain this subject matter to a wide audience.
How can the world of STEM create environments which encourage neuro-inclusion, and reduce barriers for neurodiverse individuals? Four pharmacology students from King's College London spoke to Prof Sara Rankin, who is working in this field, to find out more.
Professor Jeanette Woolard talks to Dr Aisah Aubdool about how she began her career in pharmacology, and her tips for anyone looking to work in the field.