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It's Time to Take Women's Health Seriously
Although medicine has come a long way from ancient times, misperceptions about the occurrence and cause of symptoms continue, particularly regarding the health of women.
19 Sep 2021
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Why Telehealth for Mental Health Care Is Working
Yale Medicine providers say virtual care for mental health has many benefits.
Source: Yale Medicine
16 Sep 2021
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Rohrbaugh Appointed Deputy Dean for Professionalism and Leadership Development
Robert Rohrbaugh, MD ‘82, Professor of Psychiatry, has been appointed Deputy Dean for Professionalism and Leadership Development in the Yale School of Medicine Office of Academic & Professional Development (OAPD).
14 Sep 2021
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Child Care Providers Vaccinated at Higher Rates Than General U.S. Population
A national survey of the child care workforce conducted between May and June of this year found that, among 20,013 respondents, 78.2% were fully vaccinated. During that same time period, just 65% of the general adult population had been fully vaccinated.
Source: YaleNews
30 Aug 2021
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This Point-and-Click Game Helps Reduce the Stigma of Addiction
This Point-and-Click Game Helps Reduce the Stigma of Addiction
Source: NBC Universal
30 Aug 2021
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Yuen Discusses AAPI Mental Health in American Journal of Psychiatry Podcast
Eunice Yuen, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and in the Child Study Center, speaks about Asian American and Pacific Islander mental health on the American Journal of Psychiatry Residents' Journal Podcast.
30 Aug 2021
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Global Mental Health Program Seminar Series Receives Award from Kempf Memorial Fund
The Yale Global Mental Health Program’s seminar series has received an award from The Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund.
25 Aug 2021
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Back to School, Back Together: Classroom Resources for Teachers and Students
A new school year is upon us, and students are returning to the classroom—some for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic was declared in March 2020. How can educators and families navigate an uncertain landscape? To help everyone get off to a great start, the Yale Child Study Center + Scholastic Collaborative have created “Back to School, Back Together,” an online hub with SEL (Social and Emotional Learning) resources, stories of resilience, and expert insights.
Source: Scholastic Reads Podcast
24 Aug 2021
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Systemic Racism and Racial Targeting in Mental Health Care
From “negritude” to “excited delirium,” racist language and behavior are still very much present in psychiatry – from engrained policies and under-representation in the field, right down to the patient charts.
Source: Psycom Pro
19 Aug 2021
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Optimizing Medical-Legal Partnerships in Pediatric Psychology to Reduce Health Disparities
Medical-legal partnerships provide an opportunity for psychologists to broaden their interdisciplinary collaborations, to more aptly meet the social and legal needs of their patients to assist in reducing inequities among underserved pediatric populations. The systematic incorporation of MLPs into pediatric psychology training may help to increase the utilization of these services moving forward.
Source: Journal of Pediatric Psychology
12 Aug 2021
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Lee Awarded Helping Hands Grants Program Award
Alan Lee, a fourth-year medical student at Yale School of Medicine, has been awarded a 2021-22 Helping Hands Grants Program award through the American Psychiatric Association Foundation and Yale School of Medicine’s program Compassionate Home, Action Together (CHATogether).
12 Aug 2021
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A Yale doctor is using a video game to fight the opioid crisis
As drug-related deaths have spiked across the United States in recent years, doctors seeking to curb that surge are getting an unlikely new tool: a video game. The game, titled “PlaySmart,” was developed by Dr. Lynn Fiellin and funded in part by the National Institutes of Health.
Source: The Washington Post
11 Aug 2021
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Insoo Kang Receives Innovative Research Award
Insoo Kang Receives Innovative Research Award
10 Aug 2021
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Webinar: Gender Differences in Bipolar Disorder Across the Life Span Through an Intersectional Lens
On June 10, 2021, NIMH hosted a webinar on Gender Differences in Bipolar Disorder Across the Life Span Through an Intersectional Lens. The webinar provided an overview of bipolar disorder within the context of an intersectionality lens and highlight NIMH-funded research in this area with a focus on customizing combination therapeutic interventions for historically marginalized women and men who are at risk for or living with bipolar disorder.
Source: National Institute of Mental Health
9 Aug 2021
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Study Finds Children With Autism Respond Well to Puppets
The study, published in the journal Autism Research, is the first to test anecdotal evidence that children with ASD, like most youngsters, pay attention to puppets.
Source: YaleNews
5 Aug 2021
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Support for Welcoming Students Back to School This Year
As we begin welcoming students back to school in the coming weeks, we know educators have many questions about the year ahead. The following is a letter from Lauren Tarshis, SVP, Editor-in-Chief and Publisher, Scholastic Magazines+, published on August 4, 2021, that shares insights and practical tips from Dr. Linda Mayes, Director of the Yale Child Study Center, as well as free articles from Scholastic Magazines+.
Source: EDU Blog
5 Aug 2021
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Telehealth Social Rhythm Therapy to Reduce Mood Symptoms and Suicide Risk Among Adolescents and Young Adults With Bipolar Disorder
Yale researchers found in a recent study that SRT delivered largely by telemedicine is feasible and acceptable. The intervention appeared to reduce mood symptoms, and suicide propensity independent of mood symptoms, among adolescents and young adults with bipolar disorder.
Source: The American Journal of Psychotherapy
30 Jul 2021
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Yale Sets the Stage for Mainstream Telemedicine
Yale School of Medicine was an early adopter of telemedicine technology, and it has made a major difference in safely reaching patients and clinical trial participants during social distancing.
Source: Yale Medicine Magazine
28 Jul 2021
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Yale researchers studying autism in girls hoping to unlock universal clues for all
Most research on autism has been done on boys because they make up for the largest percentage of cases. Boys are four times more likely than girls to be diagnosed with autism; one in every 34 boys according to the CDC.
Source: WTNH
23 Jul 2021
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Will the Pandemic Scar Our Children?
Mental health experts discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on children's mental health.
Source: Yale Medicine
8 Jul 2021