Julianne Todd

Sr. Clinical Instructor

julianne.todd@emory.edu

Bio

Julianne Todd, PhD, BSN is a clinical instructor with the Distance ABSN program. Prior to returning to school for nursing, she served as a coordinator and diagnostic interviewer for psychiatry research at the SFVA. Her PhD work at Emory University focused on evaluating the potential relationship between an epigenetic mutation, stress, and postpartum depressive symptoms.

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Biological Behavioral Omics
Mental Health

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Dias, EC, Van Voorhis, AC, Braga, F, Todd, J, Lopez-Calderon, J, Martinez, A, Javitt, DC (2020). Impaired Fixation-Related Theta Modulation Predicts Reduced Visual Span and Guided Search Deficits in Schizophrenia. Cerebral Cortex, 30(5), 2823-2833. https://doi.org/10.1093/cercor/bhz277

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