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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.
Jules’s Story: Living With Hallucinations While Leading a Creative Life

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ColumbiaDoctors

February 13, 2026

Dr. Alice Medalia, the Lieber Recovery Clinic’s founding director, highlights the importance of comprehensive approaches that empower individuals to manage their symptoms.
Kennedy Makes Unfounded Claim That Keto Diet Can ‘Cure’ Schizophrenia

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The New York Times

February 5, 2026

Columbia Psychiatry's Drs. Paul Appelbaum and Mark Olfson clarified that there is currently no credible evidence to support the claim that the ketogenic diet can "cure" schizophrenia.
What to Know About Lüften, the German Practice of Airing Out Your Home Year Round

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TIME

January 27, 2026

Columbia Psychiatry's Dr. Laurence Chan notes that the practice of airing out your home daily is an ideal mindfulness break to help you stay present.
Why I’m Choosing Not to Take GLP-1s, Even Though Everyone Expects Me To

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Self

January 23, 2026

Columbia's Dr. Evelyn Attia warns that those with a history of eating disorders or restrictive dieting should avoid GLP-1 weight-loss medications to prevent a dangerous return to unhealthy behaviors.
Could Next-Generation Medicines Help Cure Opioid Addiction?

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Scientific American

December 30, 2025

Columbia's Dr. Margaret Haney says that new treatments for substance use disorders should expand to include reduced usage rather than relying solely on total abstinence as a measure of success.
Low on Energy? A New Understanding of Rest Could Help Revitalise You

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New Scientist

December 29, 2025

Columbia's Dr. Martin Picard notes that the restorative practices of deep rest reduce the body's overall energy demands, distributing resources toward long-term health and resilience.