Show Notes
Exploring Cosmetic Psychopharmacology with Professor Dan Stein | BAP2024 Podcast Episode 6
Welcome to episode six of the BAP 2024 Podcast! Join André from The Mental Elf as he interviews Professor Dan Stein from the University of Cape Town in South Africa.
They discuss the intriguing topic of cosmetic psychopharmacology and its implications on cognitive and mood enhancement. Learn about the history and conceptual challenges in this field as we preview Professor Stein's upcoming lecture at the BAP Conference in Birmingham.
Don't miss this deep dive into the world of psychotropic drugs and their off-label use for cognitive and affective enhancement.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:39 Event Coverage and Social Media 01:02 Introducing Dan Stein and Cosmetic Psychopharmacology 01:36 Understanding Cosmetic Psychopharmacology 03:09 Cosmetic vs. Clinical Psychopharmacology 05:44 Examples and Ethical Considerations 08:00 Scientific Evidence and Challenges 10:42 Conclusion and Upcoming Talk 12:02 Closing Remarks and Podcast Promotion
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