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Asst. Prof. Kristine Durkin partners with nonprofit Young Voices to develop local teens' expertise in shaping research.
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Implementation science researchers from the BRIDGE program helped local school leaders identify mental health challenges and solutions in their schools.
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Butler Behavioral Health
Prof. Steven Rasmussen Receives Charles Reppucci Butler Hospital Service Award
Prof. Steven Rasmussen, M.D., received the award for his contributions to Butler Hospital.
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In this interview, Assoc. Prof. Hwamee Oh, Ph.D., discusses her research on PET imaging methods that could lead to earlier detection of Alzheimer's disease.
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A study led by Asst. Prof. Zachary Kunicki, Ph.D., found that post-operative delirium is the strongest predictor of long-term cognitive decline.
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A study from Asst. Prof. Sarah Thomas, Ph.D., explores the potential impacts of cannabis use on adolescent development.
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Medicine@Brown
Ask the Expert: Katelyn Fox, PhD, RD
Asst Prof. Katelyn Fox discusses federal dietary guidelines related to milk fat intake for children.
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Medicine@Brown
Brain Stimulation, in the Comfort of Home
A clinical trial led by Prof. Linda Carpenter found that nearly a third of participants no longer experienced symptoms of severe depression after using an at-home neuromodulation device.
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SUNY Purchase College
Audrey Tyrka Receives SUNY Purchase College Distinguished Alumni Award
Department Chair Audrey Tyrka, M.D., Ph.D., was awarded the honor at her alma mater's commencement ceremony.
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Society for Women's Health Research
Alum Jenelle Krishnamoorthy, PhD, Honored for Contributions to Women's Health Research
Dr. Krishnamoorthy, an alum of the Brown Clinical Psychology Internship and Postdoctoral Fellowship, was honored with a Women’s Health Visionary Award from the Society for Women's Health Research.
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Researchers found differences in how brain regions work together during certain cognitive tasks, which may help clinicians more effectively treat and assess obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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A study authored by Prof. Lauren Weinstock finds that a suicide prevention program intervention for people recently released from jail reduced suicide attempts by 55 percent.
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Providence Business News
Five Questions With: Lisa Uebelacker
Prof. Lisa Uebelacker, Ph.D., talks with Providence Business News about a statewide suicide prevention training program.
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Scientific American
How Are AI Chatbots Affecting Teen Development?
Asst. Prof. Jacqueline Nesi, Ph.D., outlines the research challenges in understanding the effects of AI chatbots on teenage users.
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Brown University School of Public Health
A Turning Point in Addiction Psychiatry?
Assoc. Prof. Carolina Haass-Koffler, Ph.D., explains how and why GLP-1 drugs work and their potential for revolutionizing addiction treatment.
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Providence Business News
Five Questions With: Brandon Gaudiano
Prof. Brandon Gaudiano, Ph.D., discusses his work as program director of Butler Hospital’s Transitional Outpatient Program.
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Assistant Professor Marie-Rachelle Narcisse, Ph.D., explains findings from her study on the correlation between the oral microbiome and sleep length in teens and young adults.
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Medicine@Brown
The Little Engine That Could
Through research, clinical care, and teaching, the Pediatric Anxiety Research Center has defined the standard of care for OCD in kids.
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Providence Business News
Five Questions With: Dr. Zobeida Diaz
Asst. Prof. Zobeida Diaz discusses the mental health challenges women face during pregnancy and postpartum.
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Rhode Island PBS
Advice for Parents in the Digital Age
In this interview, Asst. Prof. Jacqueline Nesi, Ph.D., shares her expertise on how parents can help their children navigate social media.
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US News & World Report
Discrimination Dramatically Increases Risk for Depression, Anxiety
Asst. Prof. Marie-Rachelle Narcisse, Ph.D., led a study that found that a majority of Americans report experiences of discrimination and these experiences are connected to anxiety and depression.
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The Washington Post
Typecasting Others and Self as Villain or Victim Can Hurt Relationships
Clinical Asst. Prof. Yael Schonbrun, Ph.D., offers advice for people in relationships defined by moral typecasting.
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Scientific American
Setting Parental Controls Is Not As Complicated As You Think
Asst. Prof. Jacqueline Nesi, Ph.D., pens an op-ed on the benefits of using parental controls on children's TV and internet.
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Providence Business News
Five Questions with Dr. Paul Wallace
Clinical Instructor Paul Wallace, M.D., discusses his new role as medical director at The Providence Center, a treatment center for adults, adolescents, and children affected by psychiatric illnesses, emotional problems, and addiction.
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Providence Business News
Zobeida Diaz Named Director of Women’s Behavioral Health at Women & Infants
Asst. Prof. Zobeida Diaz, M.D., M.S., has been named division director of women's behavior health at Women & Infants Hospital. (Photo courtesy of Care New England.)
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Providence Business News
Dr. Paul Wallace Named Medical Director of The Providence Center
Clinical Instructor Paul Wallace, M.D., has been promoted to medical director at The Providence Center, a treatment center for adults, adolescents, and children affected by psychiatric illnesses, emotional problems, and addiction.
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Prof. Linda Carpenter, M.D., explains how the change of seasons can trigger a distinctly depressive response.
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Medicine@Brown
Iron Will
Prof. Emeritus Richard Goldberg, M.D., M.S., discusses principles of the mental side of golf from his book, Better Golf, Better Life.
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