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Chronic Lyme Infection-Associated Illness in Urgent Need of Symptom-Targeted Treatments

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Medscape

June 10, 2025

A new report urges the development of treatments that target the debilitating symptoms of chronic Lyme-related illness, rather than waiting for full understanding of its causes.
Faculty Leverage Machine Learning for Early Detection of Mental Illness

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Columbia AI

June 9, 2025

Columbia researchers are using AI to spot early signs of schizophrenia in Medicaid data—pushing psychiatry toward faster, more accurate, and more equitable diagnosis.
Negotiate Like A Pro: A Psychiatrist’s Playbook For Getting Paid

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Forbes

June 2, 2025

Dr. Mena Mirhom writes that “Salary negotiation is a psychological art” and interviews experts, including Dr. Stephanie Le Melle, for their recommendations.
Making the Case to Raise US Alcohol Taxes

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Bloomberg

May 29, 2025

Alcohol taxes have actually decreased over time, despite clear evidence supporting their effectiveness in decreasing consumption, Dr. Arthur Robin Williams tells Bloomberg.
5 Takeaways From RFK’s First Make America Healthy Again Assessment

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Everyday Health

May 27, 2025

Physical activity is protective against mood disorders and obesity in children, says Columbia's James Gangwisch, PhD. “Increased screen time has allowed less opportunity to get adequate exercise.”
Presidential Health, the Brain, and VIP Syndrome

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Psychology Today

May 25, 2025

Dr. Robert Klitzman discusses challenges that come with cognitive changes in patients as they age and the history of the 25th Amendment, which allows the removal of a president who is incapacitated.
Could Mitochondria Be Rewriting the Rules of Biology?

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Scientific American

May 21, 2025

Dr. Martin Picard explains how mitochondria coordinate as active communicators—rather than passive fuel converters—to drive energy flow and influence cellular decisions.
Is He Really Mad at Me? Maybe ChatGPT Knows

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Wired

May 18, 2025

Humans have spent hundreds of thousands of years developing our own “emotional simulator,” instincts that help us understand each other, says Daniel Kimmel, a clinical psychiatrist at Columbia.
The Unexpected Symptoms of OCD

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New York Times

May 16, 2025

Disturbing thoughts and social fixations are among the many manifestations of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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Machine Learning Uncovers Social Risk Clusters Linked to Suicide Across U.S.

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Weill Cornell Medicine

May 12, 2025

Columbia and Cornell research suggests that suicide prevention approaches must be region- and population-specific, rather than applying the same intervention strategies across the United States.

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