[German] "When illness goes unnoticed" - latest news paper article on anosognosia post COVID-19.

Interview de Julie Péron, assistée de Isabele Jacot de Alcantara, Marine Thomasson et Philippe Voruz au sujet des résultats du projet COGNI-SEP.

Read more about our COVID-COG results in La Tribune de Genève.

Read more about our COVID-COG results in the 24 Heures.

Read more about our COVID-COG results in Le Matin Dimanche.

[Decode brain activity, future cure for depression?], published by the Libération.

Published by Magazine ArMen, La Bretagne Eclairée, N°201, p. 68.

Online articles regarding the paper “Péron, J., Biseul, I., Leray, E., Vicente, S., Le Jeune, F., Drapier, S., Drapier, D., Sauleau, P., Haegelen, C., & Vérin, M. (2010). Subthalamic nucleus stimulation affects fear and sadness recognition in Parkinson’s disease. Neuropsychology, 24(1), 1‑8″, published by ScienceDaily.com; Medical News Today.com; Elements4health.com; Lab Spaces.net; E-Psychology.us; Expert-reviews.com; NewsRx.com; The Mental Health Social Worker.org.

[Looking for the cerebral bases of the emotions], published by La Tribune de Genève.

Les patients atteints de la maladie de Parkinson et au bénéfice d’une stimulation cérébrale profonde sont moins réceptifs aux émotions négatives. Une étude franco-genevoise lève le voile [Patients with Parkinson's disease who benefit from deep brain stimulation are less receptive to negative emotions. A Franco-Geneva study lifts the veil], published by the Journal de l’Unige (University of Geneva), March 2010, no. 31, page 14.

[Understanding the link between the brain and electrodes in the perception of emotion], published by ECHO, the AXA research fund magazine, November 10th, 2010, p. 14‑17.

[Our brain listens to negative emotions], published by Science & Vie, May 2010, page 17.