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The Armchair Psychologist Who Ticked off YouTube

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The Verge

April 4, 2019

“I hate the fact that it’s so hard to access quality mental health care and there are so many things that can get in the way of being able to see someone like me,” says Dr. Ali Mattu.

Topic

Mental Health
For Young Smokers, E-Cigarettes May Do More Harm than Good

April 3, 2019

A new study led by researchers at Columbia University suggests that vaping e-cigarettes may do more harm than good for young adults who also smoke.

Topic

Mental Health
Reefer, Managed: Is Cannabis Addictive?

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WNYC

April 2, 2019

Dr. Carl Hart talks about his work on the science of drug and cannabis addiction.

Topic

Mental Health
Does Your Smartphone Know If You’re Depressed?

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Wall Street Journal

April 1, 2019

“Part of the problem that we’re faced within the field is that we really need to become better at identifying the factors that lead to the escalation of suicide risk,” says Dr. Randy Auerbach,

Topic

Mental Health
Q&A with Dr. Hellerstein About New Medication Treatment for Postpartum Depression

April 1, 2019

We spoke with David Hellerstein, MD, Director, Depression Evaluation Service, Columbia University Department of Psychiatry, about his Ganaxolone for postpartum depression study.

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Mental Health
Can What We Eat Affect How We Feel?

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New York Times

March 28, 2019

Dr. Drew Ramsey is a pioneer in the field of nutritional psychiatry, which attempts to apply what science is learning about the impact of nutrition on the brain and mental health.

Topic

Mental Health
What We Get Wrong When We Talk About the Parkland Survivor Deaths

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Rolling Stone

March 27, 2019

Media coverage of suicide that focuses on recovery and healing has been proven to reduce risk among vulnerable members of a community—a phenomenon Dr. Madelyn Gould refers to as the “Papageno effect.”

Topic

Mental Health
We Need to Talk About Survivor's Guilt

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Huffington Post

March 27, 2019

Dr. Jeffrey A. Lieberman, said young people are particularly susceptible to the after-effects of trauma.

Topic

Mental Health
Parkland and Sandy Hook Suicides: What Scientists Know About How Brain Scans Can Detect Suicidal Thoughts, Risks

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Newsweek

March 26, 2019

For the last two and a half decades, Dr. J. John Mann and his collaborators have been working to characterize brain abnormalities associated with suicide.

Topic

Mental Health
Psychiatry Prof. Kelly Posner Gerstenhaber on the Questions to Ask to Help Screen for Suicide Risk

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DEMOCRACY NOW

March 26, 2019

“It’s the first time that we know what questions indicate who’s at imminent risk, the very few people who actually need a next step,” says Dr. Kelly Posner Gerstenhaber of the Columbia Protocol.

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Mental Health

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