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Ubuntu and Shalom: An Octogenarian, Psychiatrist Looks Back, and Forward

Saul Levine, MD

March 18th 2022

“…Have We really Changed after Lo, these Many Years?”

We Refuse to Hate

Omar Reda, MD;H. Steven Moffic, MD;Rahn K. Bailey, MD;John R. Peteet, MD;Ahmed Hankir, MD;Rama Rao Gogineni, MD;Sharon Packer, MD;Andrew J. McLean, MD, MPH;Mary V. Seeman, MD;Jack Gorman, MD;Saul Levine, MD;Sigalit Gal, PhD;Narpinder Kaur Malhi, MD;SPIRIT (Social Psychiatrists Interested in Recovery from International Trauma)

January 18th 2022

The recent hostage situation at a synagogue in Texas in indicative of a larger underlying problem.

Psychiatrists Concerned With the Afghanistan Situation: Ethical and Practical Issues

Omar Reda, MD;H. Steven Moffic, MD;Saul Levine, MD;Mary V. Seeman, MD;Rahn K. Bailey, MD;Narpinder Kaur Malhi, MD;Neil Krishan Aggarwal, MD, MBA, MA, DFAPA;Rania Awaad, MD;Andrew J. McLean, MD, MPH;Rama Rao Gogineni, MD;John R. Peteet, MD;Ahmed Hankir, MD;SPIRIT (Social Psychiatrists Interested in Recovery from International Trauma)

August 17th 2021

What can psychiatrists do to help veterans, Muslims, immigrants, refugees, and all those affected by the US withdrawal?

An Interfaith Psychiatrist Prescription for Middle East Peace

Omar Reda, MD;H. Steven Moffic, MD;Andrew J. McLean, MD, MPH;John R. Peteet, MD;Mary V. Seeman, MD;Rama Rao Gogineni, MD;Rahn K. Bailey, MD;Narpinder Kaur Malhi, MD;Sharon Packer, MD;Jack Gorman, MD;Saul Levine, MD;Sigalit Gal, PhD;Ahmed Hankir, MD;Rania Awaad, MD;SPIRIT (Social Psychiatrists Interested in Recovery from International Trauma)

May 26th 2021

A cease fire is welcome, but a far cry from what we want to achieve—lasting Middle East peace.

Wrestling with Religion and Spirituality

Saul Levine, MD

September 18th 2019

We humans need to believe. We tend to feel better, more grounded, and safer.

Drugs for Kids: It's Time to Stop Medicating and Start Practicing

Saul Levine, MD

January 1st 2007

In many jurisdictions, children and adolescents are currently being treated with cocktails of various psychotropic medications, the vast majority of which have never been empirically tested or validated in the age group in which they are being prescribed. Stating otherwise is being disingenuous. Medications are prescribed so often that one frequently cannot discern which symptoms are clinically derived and which are iatrogenic.