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Depression Stalls Formation of New Brain Cells

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CUIMC News

August 21, 2026

The study shows for the first time that neurogenesis stalls in the brains of adults with major depressive disorder and identifies the molecular programs that control neurogenesis.
Your Chatbot Is a Terrible Therapist. Here’s Why.

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Columbia Magazine

July 20, 2026

Columbia researchers are studying what happens when people bring delusional thinking to chatbots.
Hospitalization for Depression Is More Common Than Some Might Realize

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The Washington Post

July 2, 2026

After Rep. Tom Kean Jr. spoke publicly about the long-term hospital stay that treated his depression, Dr. Joshua Gordon noted that modern psychiatric facilities resemble regular hospitals.
Columbia and Weill Cornell Medicine Researchers Awarded $17.25 Million to Study Profound Autism

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CUIMC News

July 2, 2026

The grant from Aligning Research to Understand Autism supports the study of profound autism, which affects more than one quarter of individuals on the autism spectrum.
New Jersey Rep. Tom Kean Jr. Returns to DC Reveals Depression Diagnosis

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ABC News

June 30, 2026

After a mysterious four-month absence, New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. has returned to Capitol Hill and revealed he was diagnosed with depression and hospitalized.
Rep. Tom Kean, Jr. Returns to Congress, Discusses Depression Diagnosis

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CBS News

June 30, 2026

Dr. John Mann says that people should think of depression and its treatment similarly to a physical illness. He stressed that there are many evidence-based treatments available that can help.
Queerying Neuroscience: How Legislation and Institutions Reframe LGBTQIA+ Researchers’ Careers

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The Transmitter

June 29, 2026

Dr. David Pagliaccio, lead author of a survey of more than 400 LGBTQIA+ neuroscientists worldwide, found that many of them had a negative workplace experience and over a quarter reported depression.
Is Age-Related Cognitive Decline Inevitable?

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AARP

June 26, 2026

“Most of us do not develop dementia,” said Dr. Robert Klitzman, professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
7 Unexpected Takeaways From the Newest Research on Cannabis and Brain Effects

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The Washington Post

June 18, 2026

Dr. Carl Hart argues the adult brain may be far more resilient than commonly assumed, pointing to experiments where cannabis had minimal impact on complex cognitive tasks.
The Researcher Who Didn't Want to Know

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The New York Times

June 11, 2026

Dr. Nancy Wexler, whose decades of research helped lead to a predictive genetic test for Huntington's disease, reflects on why she chose never to take that test herself.

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