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Dr Shock MD PhD
http://www.shockmd.com
This is the personal blog of a Dutch psychiatrist working in a University hospital. His specialty in psychiatry is the treatment of depression. This explains his interest in electroconvulsive therapy and the development of new forms of neurostimulation for the treatment of depression.
He is also involved in medical education. He does research in the treatment and neuroscience of depression. He mostly writes about these topics on this blog for fun and to keep up with recent developments.
Besides writing about his work he also writes about other subjects that (neuro)stimulates him such as chocolate, computer gaming, gadgets, and Internet.
The postings are based on what I want to write about and what I feel will be interesting to read.
Recent Posts
The Functional Neuroanatomy of Depression
Based on the results from functional neuroimaging studies, lesion patient studies and brain stimulation studies two important brain areas play an important role in the pathophysiology of depression. These two brain area s are the ventromedial prefro...
Training Pilots to Land on Skis
Just came back from Oxford UK, flying with some heavy wind and rain, peace of cake compared to these guys. Heidi Cullen visits the crew of the 109th Airlift Wing in Greenland to learn the challenges of flying and landing an airplane in the Arctic sn...
Abolish The Off Side Rule in Soccer? Never!
Dr Shock is a soccer fan, he’s Dutch, no wonder. One of the out most important topics discussed about the game is Off side. So much discussion is going on that people hope new technology will help with judgment of the off side rule. During a s...
How to create a Great PowerPoint Presentation
How to Create a Great PowerPoint – Take 2.0 from Alvin Trusty on Vimeo . This is a very long video but it addresses some useful tips and tricks how to make nice slides in powerpoint. It starts with a ballroom presentation or a presentation with...
Recommended reading: From Statistics to Fort Hood
Recommended reading is a weekly summary of interesting posts and selected links I posted on Twitter Evidence in Medicine: Correlation and CausationSource: Science-Based MedicineNow this will be in my link book. Done with no further information neede...
Lying on Adolescents’ Blogs
Adolescents are the most truthful about school and their life on blogs, whereas they are the least truthful about intimate topics such as family life and partnership. Adolescents present their personal information on blogs very truthfully. A girls o...

