Deaths from heart disease have fallen by almost two thirds since the 1960s.Yet outcomes for those with mental illness, from depression and anxiety to schizophrenia and bipolar disorders, have not improved for decades. Is this because we have the wrong diagnoses? Might neuroscience provide more precise descriptions and therefore more effective treatment? Or is mental h...
Speakers:
John Ellis,
Anders Sandberg,
Kierann Shah
Biography
Science journalist, former feature editor of The New Scientist and author of My Plastic Brain - One Woman's Yearlong Journey to Discover If Science Can Improve Her Mind.