Roee Admon

This study examines how psychoactive substances affect trauma processing in survivors of a mass attack, finding that MDMA reduced distress and improved sociality, while Cannabis and Alcohol increased distress and worsened sleep.

This study identifies a human brain signature of pleasure using fMRI, showing it is sensitive to pleasant tastes and humor, and linked to opioid receptor activity.

This study examines the roles of negative and positive valence systems in PTSD development, finding that both systems contribute differently to symptom severity over time.

The paper identifies multi-domain neurocognitive biomarkers that differentiate PTSD severity subtypes in trauma survivors using a computational 3C method.

The paper investigates how hippocampal volume and Cavum Septum Pellucidum (CSP) volume interact to predict PTSD symptom severity and progression in trauma survivors.

The paper uses machine learning to analyze fMRI data and identifies reward-related brain activity changes in MDD patients after dopaminergic enhancement.