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Could Vaccines Solve the Overdose Crisis? Researchers Are Trying to Find Out

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San Francisco Chronicle

October 2, 2023

A potential vaccine for opioid addiction/overdose prevention has begun Phase 1 clinical trials on humans with research led by Sandra Comer, a professor of neurobiology (in psychiatry) at Columbia.
Substance Use Disorder and Mental Illness Often Go Hand in Hand. Both Must Be Addressed.

September 27, 2023

Smithers Center at Columbia University Irving Medical Center provides evidence-based care to individuals seeking treatment for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.

Topic

Mental Health
Nurses, Health Care Staff Face Higher Suicide Risks

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U.S. News

September 26, 2023

A new study, led by Dr. Mark Olfson highlights the higher risk of suicide faced by medical professionals compared with the general public.
As Suicides Hit Record Highs, What Can We Do About "Contagion"?

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Salon

September 24, 2023

Dr. Madelyn Gould recommends screening individuals for suicide risk and postvention/crisis intervention after a suicide to minimize and contain the effects of suicide contagion.
Navigating the Complexities of Grief for Survivors of Suicide Loss

By Carla Cantor

September 21, 2023

Columbia Psychiatry study paves the way for treatment techniques to help people adapt to the loss of a loved one.

Topic

Suicide Prevention
Older Adults With ADHD More Likely to Be Overlooked for Diagnosis, Treatment

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Everyday Health

September 21, 2023

A new report finds major gaps in the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of ADHD in older adults.
'You're Not Alone': How one suicide survivor spreads the message that help is out there

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USA Today

September 19, 2023

"It's very rare to see a suicide, death, or even an attempt outside the context of a psychiatric illness, half the time that illness is a depression," said Dr. John Mann.
4 Telltale Signs of a Secure Attachment Style—And Why Having One Can Improve Your Relationships

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WELL & GOOD

September 18, 2023

“More and more, people see [attachment as] less categorical and more on a spectrum,” said Dr. Amir Levine, associate professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia.
The ER: A Safe Place to Be in a Psychiatric Crisis

By Carla Cantor

September 11, 2023

Ryan Lawrence, MD, director of the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program, discusses what individuals can expect during an ER visit.

Topic

Mental Health
We Have No Drugs to Treat the Deadliest Eating Disorder

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The Atlantic

September 7, 2023

Despite nearly 50 years of research, no effective medications currently exist for the treatment of anorexia, the deadliest eating disorder.

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