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New Book Addresses Conditions Primary Care Clinicians Dread to Treat

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Springer Nature

March 27, 2026

Co-edited by Drs. Krishna Desai and Nataliya Pilipenko, this book provides strategies for managing psychiatric and chronic pain conditions.
New Study Raises Concerns About AI Chatbots Fueling Delusional Thinking

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The Guardian

March 14, 2026

Dr. Ragy Girgis highlights how AI chatbots can exacerbate delusional thinking and turn uncertain, attenuated beliefs into irreversible, full-blown convictions.
From Cancer to Alzheimer’s: Could a Renewed Focus on Energy Transform Biomedicine?

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Nature

March 10, 2026

In a new essay, Dr. Martin Picard outlines key energetic principles underlying the maintenance of health and the etiology of diseases.
When Everything Becomes “Trauma”

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Psychology Today

March 6, 2026

Dr. Yael M. Cycowicz explores how the modern expansion of the term "trauma" to include everyday stressors risks diminishing its meaning.
Domestic Violence Homicide on the Rise

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FOX29 Philadelphia

March 5, 2026

. Dr. Bernadine Waller joined the hosts of Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the recent rise in domestic violence homicides.
5 Red Flags That You May Have an Unhealthy Relationship With Food — Plus, Tips for Improving It

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Everyday Health

February 27, 2026

Columbia Psychiatry's Dr. Evelyn Attia explains that a healthy relationship with food means flexibility, joy, and not "food morality" that labels specific choices as inherently good or bad.
Food, Nutrition, and Mental Health, Edited by Dr. Michael Compton

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American Psychiatric Association Publishing

February 19, 2026

In this new book, Columbia's Dr. Michael Compton provides mental health professionals with evidence-based guidance on addressing nutritional factors in clinical care.
Untangling Brain Fog with Neuroscientist Mara Kuvaldina, Ph.D. - Webinar Series"

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Brain Inflammation Collaborative

February 19, 2026

In partnership with Columbia's Dr. Mara Kuvaldina, the Brain Inflammation Collaborative launched the Brain Fog Study to better understand this symptom common to many of the illnesses and conditions.
“Big Weed” and the Hidden Dangers of Marijuana Use

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Amanpour & Co

February 17, 2026

Columbia Psychiatry's Dr. Margaret Haney discusses a recent New York Times editorial board piece as well as the latest data on marijuana’s safety and long-term effects.
We May Finally Know What Really Causes Social Anxiety – and How to Reverse It

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BBC Science Focus

February 15, 2026

Columbia Psychiatry's Dr. Franklin Schneier highlights how those with social anxiety are often hyper-aware of their internal physiological states.

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