George M. Slavich

This study shows that inflammatory proteins vary little between individuals over time, highlighting the need for intensive longitudinal sampling to capture dynamic changes in immune responses.

The paper examines how neural activity in the threat network predicts changes in gene expression related to immune pathways in adolescent females during social evaluation tasks.

The paper examines microbiome and immune changes in depression during a psychosocial intervention, finding a protective role for Prevotella-dominant microbiomes and reduced inflammation.

The paper examines how specific lifetime stressor characteristics and brain network connectivity predict anxiety and depression symptoms in adolescents.

The paper examines stress-induced changes in mPFC glutamate using MRS in humans and finds disrupted glutamatergic adaptation in MDD associated with pessimistic beliefs.