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Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons’ Department of Psychiatry Receives $10 Million to Launch the Dr. Herbert Pardes Scholars Initiative

December 19, 2025

The Essel Foundation has gifted $10 million to the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons to establish the Dr. Herbert Pardes Scholars Initiative.

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Mental Health
Advancing Schizophrenia Care: When and How to Use Novel Therapies in Complex Patients

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NeuroFrontiers

December 18, 2025

In this podcast, Dr. Ragy Girgis shares real-world cases and key strategies for treating schizophrenia.
When the Holidays Feel Hard: Simple Ways to Lift Your Mood This Winter

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ColumbiaDoctors

December 10, 2025

Dr. Philip R. Muskin discusses the common "holiday blues," noting that the pressure to feel merry can lead to guilt and confusion for nearly nine out of ten Americans who find the season challenging.
Is Generosity Good for Your Health?

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ColumbiaDoctors

December 5, 2025

Columbia's Dr. Kelli Harding explains that the human brain is hardwired for this reciprocity, noting that "our brainwaves actually sync up when we pay attention to the human in front of us."
The People Outsourcing Their Thinking to AI

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The Atlantic

December 1, 2025

Even if the chatbot’s responses are completely off-base or unhelpful, they give people something to do other than sit with their discomfort, said Carl Erik Fisher, a psychiatrist at Columbia.
Six Mental Health Apps That Help Manage Anxiety

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USA Today

November 28, 2025

One in three women will have an anxiety disorder “if (they) don't have one already,” says Dr. Helen Blair Simpson, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia.
New Northwell Facility to Study Good and Bad of Cannabis and Psychedelics

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NewsDay

November 24, 2025

Columbia's Dr. Margaret Haney welcomes a new Northwell Health lab that will be federally authorized to dispense and study cannabis and psychedelics on-site.
Antidepressants Are Widely Used in the U.S., and Data Hasn’t Proved They Cause Mass Violence

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Politifact

November 19, 2025

Dr. Ragy Girgis explains that data show people who perpetrate mass violence are actually less likely to have received SSRI treatment.
Risk of Gambling Addiction Reaches All-Time High, Experts Say

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Fox News

November 16, 2025

Dr. Mena Mirhom, a psychiatrist and assistant professor at Columbia, said warning signs of gambling addiction include isolation, irritability, depression, and substance abuse.
DBT Has Edge Over SSRIs for Suicidality in Borderline Personality Disorder

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Psychiatric News

November 12, 2025

A Columbia study comparing six months of DBT to antidepressant treatment in adults with borderline personality disorder found that DBT led to markedly fewer suicide-related events and self-injury.

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