Emma Sampson, BHlthSc(Honours), is affiliated with the Discipline of Psychiatry at Adelaide Medical School, University of Adelaide, Australia. Sampson has published research focused on major depressive disorder (MDD), particularly investigating cognitive function and deficits in patients with MDD. Her work includes clinical trials examining the effects of celecoxib combined with vortioxetine and studies on the relationship between cognitive impairments and psychosocial dysfunction. Frequent collaborators include Bernhard T. Baune, Célia Fourrier, Hikaru Hori, Natalie T. Mills, and Christa Hohoff.
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