Mazlum Çöpür

Mazlum Çöpür is an active Associate Professor at Istanbul Arel University's Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Psychiatry, with a prolific research career spanning child and adolescent psychiatry, neurodevelopmental disorders, and psychopharmacology. His work demonstrates consistent collaboration with Sidar Çöpür across multiple Turkish institutions and international journals.

Dr. Çöpür's primary research interests focus on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder, Eating Disorders, and the psychological consequences of bariatric surgery. His work bridges clinical practice with innovative treatment approaches, particularly exploring non-pharmacological interventions for neurodevelopmental conditions and novel pharmacological options for treatment-resistant disorders. His research demonstrates particular expertise in systematic reviews and case studies that provide practical clinical insights.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend toward translational research with immediate clinical applications. His work on trigeminal nerve stimulation for ADHD, oxytocin's potential role in ADHD treatment, and vasopressin receptor antagonists for autism spectrum disorder demonstrates his focus on cutting-edge neuromodulation and neuropharmacology approaches. Simultaneously, his research on bariatric surgery outcomes and eating disorders maintains a strong connection to real-world clinical challenges in Turkey.

Dr. Çöpür has made significant contributions to understanding the intersection of physical and mental health, particularly in obesity treatment and its psychological consequences. His work on prioritizing psychiatric patients during the COVID-19 vaccination rollout demonstrated timely relevance to public health policy.