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FDA Moves to Fast-Track Review of Psilocybin and Methylone for Mental Health

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CNN

April 24, 2026

Dr. David Hellerstein noted that the broader psychedelic movement spans indigenous communities, academic researchers, private equity investors, and veterans with PTSD seeking effective treatment.
What If the Real Driver of Your Health Isn't Genes or Diet — But Energy Flow?

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Big Think

April 22, 2026

Dr. Martin Picard explains that humans are energetic beings, and the flow of energy through our mitochondria shapes everything from aging and stress to mental states and disease risk.
Schedule of Speakers: APA 2026

April 22, 2026

The 2026 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting is taking place in San Francisco (and virtually) May 16-20.

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Mental Health
Nancy Wexler Looks Back on a Life Spent Unraveling the Mystery of Huntington's Disease

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Time Magazine

April 20, 2026

Dr. Nancy Wexler reflects on more than five decades of work that helped lead to the identification of the Huntington's gene and reshaped how scientists approach hereditary disease.
The Emotional Security Secret: How to Get Healthier, Happier and Have Stronger Relationships

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The Guardian

April 20, 2026

In his new book Secure, Columbia's Dr. Amir Levine draws on neuroscience research and his clinical work to argue that anyone can rewire their brain toward secure attachment.
Ashlee Jenae and the Ways in Which Black Women Continue to Be Vulnerable to Violence

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The Grio

April 15, 2026

Dr. Bernadine Waller—whose study found that Black women in the U.S. were six times more likely to be murdered than white women between 1999 and 2020—calls for an urgent need for structural change.
How Autoimmune Conditions Can Unexpectedly Drive Mental Illness

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New Scientist

April 14, 2026

Dr. Steven Kushner argues that catching and treating even a few cases of conditions that may underlie their mental illness could spare those individuals many years of unnecessary mental health issues.
‘Public Health Crisis’: Experts Weigh the Stakes of Youth Gambling in America

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ABC News

March 27, 2026

Columbia's Dr. Nasir Naqvi warns that young people’s brains are especially susceptible to gambling addiction as their reward systems develop faster than their self-control.
New Book Addresses Conditions Primary Care Clinicians Dread to Treat

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Springer Nature

March 27, 2026

Co-edited by Drs. Krishna Desai and Nataliya Pilipenko, this book provides strategies for managing psychiatric and chronic pain conditions.
Why Some Grief Never Fades

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National Geographic

March 24, 2026

Dr. Katherine Shear developed the primary treatment for prolonged grief disorder (PGD) — a 16-session therapy built around healing milestones, and research shows helps roughly 70% of patients improve.

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