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Could Next-Generation Medicines Help Cure Opioid Addiction?

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Scientific American

December 30, 2026

Columbia's Dr. Margaret Haney says that new treatments for substance use disorders should expand to include reduced usage rather than relying solely on total abstinence as a measure of success.
Low on Energy? A New Understanding of Rest Could Help Revitalise You

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New Scientist

December 29, 2026

Columbia's Dr. Martin Picard notes that the restorative practices of deep rest reduce the body's overall energy demands, distributing resources toward long-term health and resilience.
Cannabis Use Among Teens Tied to Poor School Performance

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NPR

December 26, 2026

Columbia's Dr. Ryan Sultan, the study’s lead author, notes that while most teens do not use cannabis, those who do are significantly more likely to exhibit poor academic performance.
The Trump Administration Might Actually Do Something Good About a Chronic Disease—Unless RFK Jr. Gets in the Way

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Slate.com

December 19, 2026

Long COVID has helped validate the reality of post-infection syndromes, making this a pivotal moment for rigorous scientific study into Lyme's long-term effects, said Columbia's Dr. Brian Fallon.
Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons’ Department of Psychiatry Receives $10 Million to Launch the Dr. Herbert Pardes Scholars Initiative

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CUIMC News

December 19, 2026

The Essel Foundation has gifted $10 million to the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons to establish the Dr. Herbert Pardes Scholars Initiative.
For Teens, Any Cannabis Use May Have Impact on Emotional Health, Academic Performance

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CUIMC News

December 23, 2025

Using marijuana just once or twice a month is associated with worse school performance and emotional distress for teens, according to a large national study of adolescents led by Ryan Sultán.
Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons’ Department of Psychiatry Receives $10 Million to Launch the Dr. Herbert Pardes Scholars Initiative

December 19, 2025

The Essel Foundation has gifted $10 million to the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons to establish the Dr. Herbert Pardes Scholars Initiative.

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Mental Health
Advancing Schizophrenia Care: When and How to Use Novel Therapies in Complex Patients

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NeuroFrontiers

December 18, 2025

In this podcast, Dr. Ragy Girgis shares real-world cases and key strategies for treating schizophrenia.
When the Holidays Feel Hard: Simple Ways to Lift Your Mood This Winter

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ColumbiaDoctors

December 10, 2025

Dr. Philip R. Muskin discusses the common "holiday blues," noting that the pressure to feel merry can lead to guilt and confusion for nearly nine out of ten Americans who find the season challenging.
Is Generosity Good for Your Health?

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ColumbiaDoctors

December 5, 2025

Columbia's Dr. Kelli Harding explains that the human brain is hardwired for this reciprocity, noting that "our brainwaves actually sync up when we pay attention to the human in front of us."

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