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anushka banerjee

@anushkabanerjee.bsky.social
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she/her • mental health, neuroscience & science communication currently at @cbmnimhans.bsky.social

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Centre for Brain and Mind - NIMHANS @cbmnimhans.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
🎨New publication! Stigma surrounding mental illness can't always be addressed by information alone - participation plays an important role. Our new Practice Insight in JCOM looks at what changes when persons with lived experience help shape mental health communication.
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Centre for Brain and Mind - NIMHANS @cbmnimhans.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
Mitochondria and cytoskeletal elements are more closely linked than you think. This 60X confocal image reveals their intricate structure in neural stem cells. 🟢 Phalloidin - actin cytoskeleton 🔵 DAPI - nucleus 🔴 Tom20 - mitochondria Image by Lakshana D P & Amirtha Varshini
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Centre for Brain and Mind - NIMHANS @cbmnimhans.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Stigma remains a persistent challenge in mental healthcare - but what happens when we look at stigma within psychiatric genetics itself? A new @ispg.bsky.social survey co-authored by @reeteka.bsky.social, explores how stigma shapes research choices, disclosure & experiences of belonging in the field
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Centre for Brain and Mind - NIMHANS @cbmnimhans.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
We share reflections from a series of arts-based events built around this idea - moments where small-group, arts-based dialogue helped move participants from clinical labels toward more human, lived understanding. jcom.sissa.it/article/pubi... @kadambarii.bsky.social @anushkabanerjee.bsky.social
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Including lived experience voices in science communication to combat mental illness stigma: insights from India
Outreach on mental illness presents a unique challenge for science communication, in that it requires approaches to actively address associated stigma. A significant barrier to treatment and recovery,...
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