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Talk therapy falls short for many Asian Americans. They’ve turned to centuries-old alternatives

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NBCNews.com

May 5, 2023

For those across Asian cultures . . . one-on-one talk therapy can feel uncomfortable, said Warren Ng, MD, medical director of outpatient behavioral health.
Are Mental Health Apps Helpful or Harmful?

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The Hill

May 2, 2023

When paired with therapy, some evidence-based apps like Mindshift can actually be beneficial, said Anne Marie Albano, PhD, professor of medical psychology (in psychiatry).
Why More Americans Are Going to Therapy

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The Hill

May 1, 2023

“I think there is evidence for the rising rates of depression, especially among young people,” said Mark Olfson, MD, MPH, the Elizabeth K Dollard Professor of Psychiatry, Medicine and Law.
Gender-affirming Care, a ‘Crucial’ Process for Thousands of Young People in America

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CNN Online

April 25, 2023

Melina Wald, PhD, assistant professor of medical psychology (in psychiatry) and clinical director of the Columbia Gender Identity Program, says the process usually starts with a phone call.
Columbia Launches $75M Precision Psychiatry and Mental Health Center

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Crain's New York Business

April 25, 2023

Columbia has launched the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Center for Precision Psychiatry & Mental Health with a $75 million gift.
Girls Are Taking Their Pain Out on Themselves

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The New York Times

April 20, 2023

Joanna Steinglass, MD, said that the last 20 years has brought an increased understanding of the neurobiological basis of anorexia.
Does COVID-19 During Pregnancy Lead to Neuro-developmental Problems in Babies?

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USA Today

April 18, 2023

“Our evidence of a negative result is really reassuring,” said lead author Dani Dumitriu, MD, PhD, a newborn hospitalist specialist and assistant professor of pediatrics (in psychiatry) at Columbia.
Opioid Prescriptions and Suicide: Columbia Study Unveils Complex Connection

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SciTech Daily

April 15, 2023

A Columbia study found that regions in the U.S. that experienced the largest decrease in opioid prescriptions had the most significant decrease in suicide deaths.
Is There a Connection Between OCD and Asperger’s?

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Healthline

April 14, 2023

Jeremy M. Veenstra-Weele, MD, explained that some repetitive behaviors are enjoyable or soothing in ASD, and others may represent a habit or be used to make life more predictable.
Effort Underway to Develop First U.S. Guidelines for ADHD in Adults

By Carla Cantor

April 12, 2023

A Columbia psychiatrist co-chairs group establishing criteria for diagnosis and treatment.

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Talk therapy falls short for many Asian Americans. They’ve turned to centuries-old alternatives

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Are Mental Health Apps Helpful or Harmful?

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Why More Americans Are Going to Therapy

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Gender-affirming Care, a ‘Crucial’ Process for Thousands of Young People in America

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Columbia Launches $75M Precision Psychiatry and Mental Health Center

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Girls Are Taking Their Pain Out on Themselves

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Does COVID-19 During Pregnancy Lead to Neuro-developmental Problems in Babies?

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Opioid Prescriptions and Suicide: Columbia Study Unveils Complex Connection

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Is There a Connection Between OCD and Asperger’s?

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Effort Underway to Develop First U.S. Guidelines for ADHD in Adults

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