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David Shaffer, Pioneering Expert on Child and Teenage Suicide, Dies at 87

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The Washington Post

October 10, 2023

David Shaffer transformed the study of youth suicide with his detective-like interviews with family members, conducting “psychological autopsies” that led to new prevention methods.
Amid Nationwide Mental Health Crisis, Suicide Prevention Hotlines Struggle With Repeat Callers

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U.S. News

October 10, 2023

988 suicide call centers are restricting so-called “familiar voices” who call frequently. Dr. Madelyn Gould said that call centers could instead perform regular check-ups with frequent callers.
What I Learned About Aging and Purpose From Lauren Bacall

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Psychology Today

October 7, 2023

Robert Klitzman, MD, professor of psychiatry (in sociomedical sciences), discusses what he learned about aging from a late-life friendship with the legendary Lauren Bacall.
Phone. Keys. Wallet … Brain?

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The New York Times

October 5, 2023

Scott Small, MD, a professor of neurology, radiology, and psychiatry, says that changes in memory are normal, but if they disrupt a person’s daily life, people should seek the advice of a clinician.
Ketamine Nasal Spray Shows Promise Against Tough-to-Treat Depression

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U.S. News

October 5, 2023

Dr. David Hellerstein, a professor of clinical psychiatry, spoke about the potential upsides of a new nasal spray that has shown promise in a trial of people with treatment-resistant depression.
Social Policy Researcher Dedicates Career to Reducing the Mental Health Impact of Poverty

October 4, 2023

A Q&A with Oscar Jiménez-Solomon. His lived experience informs his work.

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Mental Health
Why We Know So Little About Cannabis – And Why Scientists Are Worried

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New Scientist

October 3, 2023

Ryan Sultan, MD is concerned about the lack of data on cannabis. "We don’t know what doses are appropriate, what their long-term effects are or even what people are consuming," he says.
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.

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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.

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