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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.
Are You Experiencing Burnout or Is It Actually 'Boreout'?

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HuffPost

July 14, 2025

Dr. Courtney DeAngelis discusses how frequent feelings of disconnection and mental disengagement at work can signal boreout,
Forgetfulness or Early Dementia? How to Decipher Your Memory Loss

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The Telegraph

July 5, 2025

Dr. Scott Small discusses how to distinguish typical memory lapses from "pathological forgetting."
Identity – OCD

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Journal of Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders

July 1, 2025

Dr. Jeff Cohen and coauthors propose the inclusive language of "Identity-OCD" to describe symptoms tied to identity characteristics associated with OCD-related obsessions or intrusive thoughts.
ADHD Medication Linked to Less Impulsive Behavior, Crashes, and Crime

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STAT News

June 25, 2025

“I wish we had access to this kind of data for the U.S.,” said Dr. Ryan Sultan regarding a Swedish study tracking nearly 250,000 people using ADHD medication for 14 years.
How Getting Mental Health Help Makes Men More Attractive to Women

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New York Post

June 20, 2025

Dr. Rachel Ginsberg emphasizes that therapy is helping men form stronger relationships, deepen emotional insight, and challenge preconceived ideas about masculinity.
Intrinsic Health as a Foundation for a Science of Health

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Science Advances

June 18, 2025

The Columbia Science of Health program introduces a novel concept of intrinsic health, defined as the dynamic interplay of energy, communication, and structure in biological systems.
Real Risk to Youth Mental Health Is ‘Addictive Use,’ Not Screen Time Alone, Study Finds

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The New York Times

June 18, 2025

Addictive use of social media, video games, or mobile phones—not total screen time—is associated with poor mental health among preteens, according to a new study by Cornell and Columbia researchers .

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