Chasing losses? Betting money you don’t have? Those can be signs of gambling disorder, a treatable medical condition, not a moral failing. Dr. Nasir Naqvi, who leads our Gambling Disorder Clinic, discussed with @nyphospital: nyp.org/healthmatters/…
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Could smartphones help address teen depression? Columbia researchers led by Dr. Isaac Treves found AI models can spot negative self-talk in teens' smartphone typing and predict worsening moods. An app could then point them toward support. cuimc.columbia.edu/news/smartphon…
Join us Thursday, Oct 16 (12–1pm ET) for a live webinar on Trauma, Intimate Partner Violence, and Mental Health with Dr. Elizabeth Fitelson. This session offers CE credit for psychologists, CEUs for social workers, and CME for physicians. Register today!
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25 years after 9/11, the trauma that responders carried home is still felt by their children. A study led by Dr. Yael Cycowicz found a higher prevalence of depression and anxiety among the now-adult children of responders who developed PTSD after 9/11. cuimc.columbia.edu/news/9-11-resp…
Depression appears to stall the brain's ability to make new neurons in a region central to memory and emotion.
Researchers analyzed nearly half a million hippocampal cells and found disruption across the entire circuit. Out today in @NatureMedicine. cuimc.columbia.edu/news/depressio…
Researchers analyzed nearly half a million hippocampal cells and found disruption across the entire circuit. Out today in @NatureMedicine. cuimc.columbia.edu/news/depressio…