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Honoring Black History Month: Q&A With Dr. Jermaine Jones

February 22, 2021

Columbia Psychiatry’s Jermaine Jones, PhD, discusses his current work in substance use disorders and diversity in medical and psychiatric training.

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Faculty News
Introducing PreparED: Preparing the Next Generation of Healthcare Providers with Eating Disorder Education

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The Feed

February 22, 2021

PreparED, an online eating disorder educational program for healthcare trainees.

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Eating Disorders
Honoring Black History Month: Q&A With Dr. Adriane Birt

February 19, 2021

Columbia Psychiatry’s Adriane Birt, MD, describes her work directing a crisis team and how race, gender and family history led her to study medicine.

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Faculty News
Researchers Issue First Report on Mass Shootings from the Columbia Mass Murder Database

February 18, 2021

Columbia researchers have published their first report on mass shootings from the Columbia Mass Murder Database (CMMD).

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Research
Which Suicide Prevention Strategies Work?

February 18, 2021

Columbia researchers conducted a systematic review, determining which suicide prevention strategies work, and are scalable to national levels.

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Depression
What Are the Benefits of Fish Oil for Depression?

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Everyday Health

February 17, 2021

It’s not clear yet, based on current data, whether fish oil can work as an antidepressant, says Dr. Philip Muskin.

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Depression
Behavioral Health Items in House Democrats’ Stimulus Proposal

February 10, 2021

House COVID relief package inclusion of behavioral health funding and introduction of Re-entry bill in Senate and House.

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COVID-19
How Random Acts of Kindness Can Boost Your Health During the Pandemic

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Verywell Mind

February 10, 2021

“These acts can help you feel more connected with others which helps strengthen a sense of belonging and can directly influence loneliness and improve relationships,” says Dr. Diana Samuel.

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COVID-19
In COVID's Wake, We Need a Mandatory Mental Health Curriculum in Schools

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USA Today

February 7, 2021

"Funding a school mental health curriculum will pay enormous dividends well into the future, dwarfing the initial investment required," writes Dr. Kelly Posner Gerstenhaber.

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COVID-19
People With Schizophrenia Are More Likely to Die Of COVID-19

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Salon

February 5, 2021

A new study reveals that people with schizophrenia are roughly two-and-a-half times more likely to die if diagnosed with COVID-19 than individuals who do not have that mental illness.

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COVID-19

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