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Aaron H. Burstein, PharmD

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Investigational Treatment Shows Potential to Supress Memory Loss

Aaron Burstein, PharmD, shares details from a scientific presentation at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference.


Alison Neuwirth

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Incorporating Well-Being Into Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

A well-being centered approach expands assessment and treatment for the child’s strengths and opportunities for positive experiences with the family.


Eneida Miranda, DO

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Rising From the Ashes of Oppression

These 4 disastrous climate change events affected Black Americans disproportionately…


Landon Hester

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Evidence-Based Ways to Improve Mental Health

These 2 medical students want to share their helpful handouts with you and your patients. Watch the video to learn more.


Ruby Castilla-Puentes, MD

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Addressing the Gender Gap in Psychiatry at APA 2023

Experts preview their upcoming presentation on women in psychiatry at the 2023 APA Annual Meeting.


Seli Fakorzi, MA, LPC-S

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Mental Health and Personal Finances Amongst Top Stressors for Students

A recent survey found mental health and finances were some of the top stressors for college students.


Randall Bell, PhD

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The Global Burden of Trauma

Is unresolved trauma the number one problem on planet earth? An economist with expertise in disaster-related distress makes the case.


Paul Gleason, PhD

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Are You Ready for the Annual Psychiatric Times World CME Conference?

At the Annual Psychiatric Times World CME Conference, an all-star lineup of presenters will share their latest research. Check out this preview of the full agenda.


Susan Catalano, PhD

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The Icelandic Mutation

Dr Susan Catalano of Cognition Therapeutics talks the science behind the Icelandic Mutation and their potential upcoming drug for the treatment of Alzheimer disease.


Barry K. Herman, MD, MMM

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Modernizing the Mental Health Journey

How can we harness the technologies of today—and tomorrow—to expand access to mental health services?


Simona Karbouniaris, MsC

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Heal Thyself, Then Heal Others? The Power of Lived Experiences

45% to 75% of mental health professionals have personal experience with mental health care services, yet they may feel shame, embarrassment, and fear of being judged negatively for it.


Ryan Abbott, MD, JD, PhD

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Telling Humanity’s Brain Story: Insights From Brain Capital

Which innovations can improve measurement, technology, investment, and public policy surrounding brain health?


Amber Schilling, PharmD

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Navigating New Challenges in the Management of ADHD

Multidisciplinary insights on helping patients with ADHD during the COVID-19 pandemic, medication abuse, and other factors affecting care.


Hai Le, MD

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Shattered Self: Schizophrenia Suffering, Beyond Logic and Reason

How can looking at the suffering of patients with schizophrenia through a psychodynamic lens help clinicians develop effective interventions and treatment plans?


Matthew N. Goldenberg, MD, MSc

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Malingering as a Maladaptive Pattern of Survival During the Pandemic

Malingering is a common challenge for emergency department clinicians, particularly during the pandemic. Here are 3 cases of COVID-19–induced malingering.


Ann Childress, MD

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Are You Attending the 2024 APSARD Conference?

Ann Childress, MD, the current president of APSARD, invites you to attend this year's conference!


Linda S. Brady, PhD

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Early Intervention for Schizophrenia on the Horizon: Implications for Clinicians and Patients

Schizophrenia is one of the most recognized yet least understood chronic brain disorders.


Brian D. Doss, PhD

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Issues in Regulating DTx

We need policies that make digital therapeutics accessible and acceptable to a broad patient audience. What barriers are there to reaching that goal?


Doreen Marshall, PhD

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New Poll Data Shows US Adults Believe Suicide Can be Prevented

A new poll sought to understand the public’s beliefs about mental health and suicide prevention. Here are the results.


Corbin Pagano, MS4

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Taking and Leveraging In-Depth Work Histories: Educating the Future of Psychiatry

Work takes up one-third of a patient’s life—it is important that we pay attention to it.


Abigail Clark, MD

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Bereavement and Depression

How can clinicians distinguish between ordinary grief, depression, and prolonged grief disorder?


Xiaoduo Fan, MD, MPH

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Methamphetamine-Associated Psychosis: What Should Clinicians Know?

Exploring the association between methamphetamine use and the development of psychotic symptoms, such as paranoid delusions, ideas of reference, and auditory hallucinations.


Sara Nutley, MS

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The ABCs of Vaping

What is vaping and when does it become a problem?


Patrick Brannelly

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Boosting Brain Health After COVID-19: A Convergence Solution

How can we face the current pandemic while addressing the brain health crisis?


Michelle Voegtle, MEd, LPC

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Adherence in Addiction Recovery Treatment: Surrender is Scary, Yet Critical

Here’s how you can effectively encourage treatment adherence when helping patients with substance use disorder.


Jennifer Henderson, PhD

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Dismantling Health Care Discrimination Toward Long COVID

How can clinicians recognize and acknowledge the injustices often experienced by COVID long-haulers?


Macy Bayern, MS

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COVID-19 Mental Health Long Haulers

Three women describe the massive impact COVID-19 has had on their lives.



Tabitha Moses

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Stigma in Healthcare: Empowering Physicians and Trainees to Seek Help

More than half of physicians believe that seeking psychiatric care would jeopardize their employment. What can be done?


Alana Mendelsohn, MD, PhD

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A Generation in Crisis?

A former resident's reflection on burnout, physician PTSD, and their consequences for patient care.

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