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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.
Schedule of Speakers: APA 2025

April 14, 2025

The 2025 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting is taking place in New York City (and virtually) May 17-21.

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Mental Health
High Above Fifth with the Young Patrons of the Center for Youth Mental Health

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Vogue

April 11, 2025

The Young Patrons Committee of the Center for Youth Mental Health at NewYork-Presbyterian recently hosted a fundraiser attended by many Columbia Psychiatry faculty.
This Habit Is Quietly Ruining Your Relationships

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The New York Times

April 4, 2025

The so-called “silent treatment, can have long-term consequences for our relationships, according to Columbia's Erin Engle, PsyD.
Your Weed Habit May Be Messing With Your Sperm

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The New York Times

April 3, 2025

Growing evidence points to cannabis harming male fertility. But it’s not just sperm counts that can be harmed, Columbia's Ryan Sultan, MD, added. Cannabis can impact sexual health in multiple ways.
Atlas of Brain’s Mitochondria Reveals High Cognition Areas Supplied with More Energy

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CUIMC News

March 26, 2025

“MitoBrainMap (Columbia's atlas of the brain’s mitochondria) marks a milestone toward understanding the energy landscape underlying brain health,” says study leader Martin Picard, PhD.
Why Being Generous Can Destroy a Relationship

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Slate.com

March 23, 2025

Columbia Psychiatry's Shabnam Smith, MD, says that extreme or continual acts of generosity can create a feeling of a loss of agency in the recipient.
Adult ADHD Prescriptions Still on the Rise, Especially Among Older Women

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NBC News

March 19, 2025

Columbia Psychiatry's Mariely Hernandez, PhD, said that ADHD symptoms may become more pronounced when managing a family, making the symptoms too impairing without medication.
No ID? No Problem. Undercover Camera Reveals Ease of Buying Cannabis in NYC

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NBC NEW YORK

March 17, 2025

Dr. Ryan Sultàn and a team of Columbia researchers recently published a study estimating 90 percent of New York City’s unlicensed cannabis retailers fail to check IDs at the door.
Are antidepressants addictive? Experts weigh in on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s comments

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CNN Health

February 28, 2025

Antidepressants are “purely therapeutic,” said Dr. Ragy Girgis, professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia. “They have no real abuse potential. People wouldn’t crave them.”

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