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Zulfiquar Merali
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Research
Latest funding
- $7,474
10th Annual Young Researcher's Conference: Impact of Technological Advances in Mental Health Research
CIHR · 2017 · Co-investigator
- $9,000
A planning meeting to develop a community-academic partnership for prevention of depression in the workplace
CIHR · 2016 · Co-investigator
- $7,100
9th Annual Young Researchers' Conference: A Focus on Biomarkers and Personalized Interventions
CIHR · 2016 · Co-investigator
10th Annual Young Researcher's Conference: Impact of Technological Advances in Mental Health Research
Principal investigators: de la Salle, Sara I
Keywords: Brain Imaging; Collaborations; Knowledge Translation; Mental Health; Neuroscience; People With Lived Experience; Personalized Interventions; Psychology; Technology; Young Researchers
A planning meeting to develop a community-academic partnership for prevention of depression in the workplace
Principal investigators: Wang, JianLi
Keywords: Depression; Partnership Development; Planning; Workplace
9th Annual Young Researchers' Conference: A Focus on Biomarkers and Personalized Interventions
Principal investigators: de la Salle, Sara I
Keywords: Collaborations; Knowledge Translation; Mental Health; Neuroscience; People With Lived Experience; Personalized Interventions; Psychology; Research Promotion; Workshops; Young Researchers
Patterns of alcohol consumption among older Canadian adults: exploring prevalence, risk and protective factors and associated chronic health issues
Principal investigators: Merali, Zulfiquar; Puxty, John
Keywords: Alcohol Consumption; Older Adults; Prevalence; Risk Factors
Improving treatment efficacy: A randomized controlled trial of the combined used of intranasal oxytocin and cognitive behavioral therapy for the treatment of major depressive disorder
Principal investigators: Ellenbogen, Mark A
Keywords: Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy; Epigenetics; Eye Tracking; Information Processing; Intranasal Oxytocin; Major Depressive Disorder; Psychotherapy; Randomized Controlled Trial
Peptidergic mediation of the stress response: relationship between aversive and appetitive brain circuits
Principal investigators: Merali, Zul
Gender Differences In Risk For Depressive Relapse In Vulnerable Youth: The Role Of The Oxytocin Receptor Gene
Principal investigators: Cardoso, Christopher
Keywords: Depression; Epigenetics; Gender; Genetics; Interpersonal Stress; Oxytocin; Relapse; Sex
The role of Gastrin-Releasing Peptide in reconsolidation and extinction of conditioned fear: Implications as novel target for the treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Principal investigators: Murkar, Anthony
Keywords: Gastrin Releasing Peptide; Neuropharmacology; Neuroscience; Ptsd
Canadian Youth Network for Innovation in Mental Health
Principal investigators: Manion, Ian G; Bercuson Kawadri, Katherine; Merali, Zulfiquar; Anderson, Keli C; Bercov, Marni L; Cheung, Amy H; Davidson, Jana; Forchuk, Cheryl; Gardner, William; Glover, Don G; Jones, Teresa; Kutcher, Stan; MacQueen, Glenda M; Mathias, Steve M; Mazowita, Garey; Mcmahon, Robert J; Moretti, Marlene M; Reynolds, Nancy; Richardson, Chris G; Roberts, Nasreen; Silverstone, Peter H
Keywords: Access Portals; Evidence-Based; High-Volume Low-Intensity; Implementation Science; Knowledge Exchange And Transfer; Mental Health Literacy; Participant Driven; Primary Care Capacity; School Mental Health; Youth Mental Health
Stress-reducing effects of palatable foods: brain mechanisms and implications for obesity
Principal investigators: Merali, Zulfiquar
Keywords: Anxiety; Bombesin-Like Peptides; Corticotropin-Releasing Factor; Ghrelin; Ingestive Behavior; Microdialysis; Neuropeptides; Obesity; Stress
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