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Older Adults With ADHD More Likely to Be Overlooked for Diagnosis, Treatment

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Everyday Health

September 21, 2023

A new report finds major gaps in the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of ADHD in older adults.
'You're Not Alone': How one suicide survivor spreads the message that help is out there

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USA Today

September 19, 2023

"It's very rare to see a suicide, death, or even an attempt outside the context of a psychiatric illness, half the time that illness is a depression," said Dr. John Mann.
4 Telltale Signs of a Secure Attachment Style—And Why Having One Can Improve Your Relationships

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WELL & GOOD

September 18, 2023

“More and more, people see [attachment as] less categorical and more on a spectrum,” said Dr. Amir Levine, associate professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia.
The ER: A Safe Place to Be in a Psychiatric Crisis

By Carla Cantor

September 11, 2023

Ryan Lawrence, MD, director of the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program, discusses what individuals can expect during an ER visit.

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Mental Health
We Have No Drugs to Treat the Deadliest Eating Disorder

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The Atlantic

September 7, 2023

Despite nearly 50 years of research, no effective medications currently exist for the treatment of anorexia, the deadliest eating disorder.
Autism May Be Identified Early with Eye-tracking Device, Studies Show

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NBC

September 5, 2023

The new data are promising in relation to being able to apply to kids who already have some developmental concerns as well as those in the general population, said Dr. Jeremy Veenstra-VanderWeele.
Do Antidepressants Increase Risk of Bone Loss?

By Carla Cantor

September 4, 2023

A Columbia study of women after menopause seeking treatment for depression may yield answers.

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Depression
ADHD Drug Shortage Stresses Families During Back-to-school Season

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CNN

September 4, 2023

Dr. Warren Ng, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia, said that many of the young people he treats have had difficulty getting their medications month to month.
Adult Aggression, Impulsivity May Have Roots in Mid-adolescent Brain

By Carla Cantor

August 11, 2023

Columbia researchers have found that exposure to too much dopamine during mid-adolescent causes changes in the brain that lead to aggressive and impulsive behaviors during adulthood.

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Child & Adolescent
Can a Narcissist Change?

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Verywell Mind

August 11, 2023

Individuals with NPD can, with appropriate therapy and a genuine desire to improve their relationships and lives, make meaningful changes," says Dr. Ryan Sultan.

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