National Dementia Workforce Study will survey those who work in homes, hospitals, clinics, assisted living facilities and nursing homes, yielding data to improve care and inform policy
University of Michigan Office of the Vice President for Research press release
The fast-acting pill, paired with psychosocial treatment, offers a comprehensive treatment plan, but price concerns remain
Dr. Heather Schultz was interviewed for this Toledo Blade article
Survey raises concern about high risk for suicide and violence toward others
This is the first study in the US that assessed how young people consider the risks of the variety of cannabis products that are available in today’s legal market.
National Suicide Prevention Week is a reminder of the importance of fostering a compassionate and supportive society.
Recovery is the expectation, not the exception.
Dr. Nasuh Malas was interviewed for this story by the Wisconsin Muslim Journal
Can short video clips impact brain development? Dr. Jane Harness is interviewed for this Channel 4 story.
Drs. Jane Harness and Tammy Chang publish a guide in Psychiatric Times
Read the September 2023 edition of the Psychiatry E-Newsletter
Dr. Nasuh Malas was interviewed for this story by Relias Media
Dr. Jonathan Morrow and Dr. Lara Coughlin were quoted in this Michigan Today article on psychedelics.
‘Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco as an Outgrowth of the 1988 Surgeon General’s Report on Nicotine Addiction: Reflections of The Early Presidents’
Dr. Winder is quoted in this ProPublica article.
Congratulations to Sarah Sperry, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Associate Director of the Prechter Program, for her K23 Award!
Dr. G. Scott Winder talks about the growing incidence of alcohol-related liver problems among women in their 20s and 30s, driven by biological factors and heightened alcohol consumption, which has become particularly noticeable during the pandemic.
Chronic pain, depression, and other problems researchers and clinicians are trying to solve with an under-studied class of drugs
New mental health parity efforts seek to address insurance issues and provider shortages, but more help is needed, experts say
The Department of Psychiatry offers several research opportunities. Some studies may offer compensation and/or treatment.
