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Netflix's 'Babies' Documents Fatherly Attachment To Babies: Watch
Scientists have long pored over the maternal connection to a baby — the boost in oxytocin, aka the "love hormone," has been documented for a century — but until much more recently hadn't given fathers the same treatment.
20 Feb 2020
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Javier Chosen to Participate in APA Research Colloquium
Frances Javier, MD, a second-year resident in the Albert J. Solnit Integrated Adult/Child Psychiatry training program, has been selected to participate in the 2020 American Psychiatric Association (APA) Research Colloquium.
19 Feb 2020
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Yale Psychiatry's Calhoun Shares Her Experiences With Racism in the Medical Field
Amanda J. Calhoun, MD, MPH, a resident in the Albert J. Solnit Integrated Adult/Child Psychiatry program, was among a select group of speakers - and the only resident - chosen to share their narrative stories about the patient experience and working as a doctor at the Feb. 5 Pediatric Grand Rounds.
17 Feb 2020
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Teen vaping is bad. Nicotine makes it worse, says researcher
Companies that make vaping liquids must now comply with a U.S. Food and Drug Administration policy released last month banning vape liquids that taste like anything but tobacco or menthol. But vaping still delivers something highly appealing and addictive: nicotine. And researchers are just beginning to study the drug’s long-term impact on the developing brain.
16 Feb 2020
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The biology of love
Humans teeter on a knife’s edge. The same deep chemistry that fosters bonding can, in a heartbeat, pivot to fear and hate.
13 Feb 2020
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Study shows race, gender affect teachers’ perceptions of students’ ability
Students’ “non-cognitive skills” — paying attention, staying organized, working independently, etc. — affect teachers’ perceptions of their academic ability differently depending on the student’s race, gender, and ethnicity.
12 Feb 2020
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Yale Team Recruits For SPARK Autism Study At NCC
A team from Yale heading up regional recruiting efforts for one of the most comprehensive medical studies ever attempted to try to get to the root of what causes Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) was in Newtown recently as part of a resource event at the new Community Center.
10 Feb 2020
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Researchers link autism to a system that insulates nerve fibers in the brain
Scientists have found a clue to how autism spectrum disorder disrupts the brain's information highways.
8 Feb 2020
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Study: Majority of students' feelings about high school are negative
High school students experience mostly negative emotions toward school, with feeling tired among their biggest complaints, according to a new nationwide study by Yale University's Center for Emotional Intelligence and Child Study Center.
7 Feb 2020
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Yale asked kids how they feel about high school; the answer might sound familiar
The Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and the Yale Child Study Center asked students how they typically feel at school.
3 Feb 2020
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Researchers Link Autism To A System That Insulates Brain Wiring
Scientists have found a clue to how autism spectrum disorder disrupts the brain's information highways.
3 Feb 2020
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Listen on Audioboom: Abha Gupta on New SPARK for Autism Genetics Research Study
Listen to a new interview with Dr. Abha Gupta discussing autism research and recruitment for the SPARK autism genetics research study.
2 Feb 2020
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Imaging Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors: A Comprehensive Review of 2 Decades of Neuroimaging Studies
Identifying brain alterations that contribute to suicidal thoughts and behaviors (STBs) are important to develop more targeted and effective strategies to prevent suicide. In the last decade, and especially in the last 5 years, there has been exponential growth in the number of neuroimaging studies reporting structural and functional brain circuitry correlates of STBs. Within this narrative review, we conducted a comprehensive review of neuroimaging studies of STBs published to date and summarize the progress achieved on elucidating neurobiological substrates of STBs, with a focus on converging ﬁndings across studies.
31 Jan 2020
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National survey: Students’ feelings about high school are mostly negative
In a nationwide survey of 21,678 U.S. high school students, researchers from the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and the Yale Child Study Center found that nearly 75% of the students’ self-reported feelings related to school were negative.
30 Jan 2020
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The Outsize Influence of Your Middle-School Friends
The intensity of feelings generated by friendship in childhood and adolescence is by design.
28 Jan 2020
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Pediatrics Grand Rounds: "Pediatric Stories at Yale" on Feb. 5
The inaugural "Pediatric Stories at Yale" on Feb. 5, is a special Grand Rounds featuring a compilation of narratives presented by members of the Department of Pediatrics.
28 Jan 2020
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Yale Review: Opioid Use in Pregnancy
Amalia Londono Tobon, MD, Clinical Fellow in the Yale Child Study Center; Erin Habecker, MD, a 2019 graduate of the Yale Psychiatry Residency Program; and Ariadna Forray, MD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, are co-authors of a paper published in Current Psychiatry Reports that reviews recent evidence of perinatal outcomes and treatment of opioid use disorder during pregnancy.
23 Jan 2020
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New Neuroscience Reveals 5 Secrets That Will Make You Emotionally Intelligent
Have you heard of the RULER approach?
23 Jan 2020
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MoMba App: Hopelab and Elevate Team Up on Social Media Application
Elevate, a policy lab at Yale School of Medicine and Hopelab, a social innovation lab in San Francisco, Calif., recently teamed up in a collaboration focused on the MoMba® app, a social media application designed to strengthen the mental health of mothers as well as their connections with their young children.
21 Jan 2020
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Mental Health Openness Improves Med Students' Attitudes
Andres Martin, MD, MPH, from the Yale Child Study Center and colleagues found more openness from physicians about overcoming mental health issues could increase the likelihood that medical students will access care if they need it.
15 Jan 2020