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A President’s ‘Surreal’ Advice Worries Pregnant Women

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The New York Times

September 24, 2025

Dr. Catherine Monk cautions that politicizing pregnancy only adds stress for women and emphasized that autism arises from complex interactions of genetic and environmental factors, not a single cause.
How Changing Your Mindset Builds Resilience

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Health Matters

September 17, 2025

Courtney Allison visits Citi Field with legendary New York Mets third baseman David Wright and Dr. Anthony Puliafico to discuss approaching challenges and failures with a growth mindset.
Parents Are Quietly Trying Ketamine Therapy for Their Teens. It’s Highly Controversial.

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USA Today

September 9, 2025

A growing number of families are turning to ketamine therapy for treatment-resistant depression in teens. Dr. Ryan Sultan cautioned that the therapy “has not really been studied in that age group.”
What the Science Says About Acetaminophen, Pregnant Mothers and Autism

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NBC News

September 5, 2025

It was reported that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to announce a purported link between autism and Tylenol/acetaminophen use during pregnancy. Dr. Joshua Gordon called the risk “low to non-existent.”
RFK Jr. Links SSRIs and Mass Shootings. What Does Science Say?

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The Washington Post

August 29, 2025

Dr. Ragy Girgis noted that antidepressant use among mass shooters is actually lower than in the general population.
Are 'COVID Kindergartners' Ready for School?

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NPR

August 21, 2025

Dr. Dani Dumitriu, who leads an ongoing study on pandemic babies, said that early developmental delays largely disappeared as children caught up, thanks to the brain’s resilience.
Chatbots Can Trigger a Mental Health Crisis. What to Know About ‘AI Psychosis’

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TIME

August 5, 2025

Dr. Ragy Girgis emphasized that individuals with certain personality traits may be particularly vulnerable to AI chatbots, underscoring the need for increased awareness and safeguards.
Antiviral Treatment Fails to Slow Early-Stage Alzheimer’s

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CUIMC News

July 29, 2025

Columbia researchers found that valacyclovir, a common antiviral for herpes simplex infections, does not change the course of Alzheimers for patients in its early stages.
Mary Had Schizophrenia—Then Suddenly She Didn’t

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The New Yorker

July 21, 2025

After years of psychiatric issues and hospitalizations, Mary’s symptoms vanished after chemo—further evidence that some schizophrenia diagnoses may stem from autoimmune disorders.
Chronic Lyme Disease Was Once Dismissed. More Doctors Are Coming Around

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The Wall Street Journal

July 20, 2025

Dr. Brian Fallon, director of the Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Research Center, said researchers are exploring “many different possible mechanisms” behind persistent symptoms of Chronic Lyme disease.

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