最高の Research Podcast By Western University ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Centering Ritual and Visualization in Birth and Art: A Conversation with Anna Hennessey 53:40

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When we decided to focus this season on the subject of birth and creativity, we knew we’d have to include Anna Hennessey, a writer and scholar based in San Francisco. Much of Anna's writing over the past decade, which includes a book called Imagery, Ritual, and Birth: Ontology between the Sacred and the Secular, is devoted to the topic of birth in …

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Detox Myths, Natural Energy Boosters, and Berberine's Secret to Managing PCOS & Blood Sugar 18:09

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In this episode, Kylie discusses the importance of addition rather than subtraction when working to reset your gut. Kylie also addresses the gut-skin axis, energy-boosting alternatives to coffee & tea, fruit combination myths, and what you need to know about using Berberine supplements for blood sugar management and PCOS. We chat about: Gut resets …

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Rupture and Reimagining in Poetry and Life: How Adrie Rose's Writing Roots Us in Experience, Loss, and our Lived Worlds 45:50

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We’re excited to share with you this conversation with Adrie Rose, a poet and trained folk herbalist who lives beside an orchard in Western Massachusetts. Adrie is the editor of Nine Syllables Press at Smith College. Her chapbook Rupture came out in January of 2024, and her micro chapbook I Will Write a Love Poem came out in 2023. In today’s conver…

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How to Beat Sugar Cravings, Treat SIBO, and Fight Fatigue 22:36

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In this episode, Kylie addresses common questions about reducing sugar cravings, using oregano oil for SIBO, and foods or vitamins supporting fatigue recovery. She also shares practical tips for managing stress, enhancing gut health, and easing into fall routines. We chat about: Reducing sugar intake in a sustainable & balanced way Identifying and …

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Heavy Metals in Chocolate, Hormonal Hair Loss & Clean Protein Powders 26:28

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In this episode, Kylie provides a personal update on her pregnancy scare and jumps in to answer more of the questions you all had in part 2 of the Q&A series! We chat about: The importance of gut health and the microbiome during pregnancy Strategies for reducing heavy metals in chocolate consumption Simple, effective nighttime routines to improve s…

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The Art of Movement: Ori Lenkinski’s Exploration of Dance, Birth, and Universal Human Connection 1:04:07

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Ori Lenkinski is a dancer, choreographer, and journalist based in Tel Aviv. Her work in all its forms is devoted to exploring the connection between words and movement. She's worked with independent choreographers and companies in the U. S., Europe, and Israel. Her body of work includes The Painting, Portrait No.2, The Suit, Help Desk, Birth Prepar…

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An Unexpected Birth Story: How Artist Alexandra Carter Met the Monstrous Feminine on Her Home Bath Mat 53:55

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Today's episode is one we've been holding for you all with great anticipation. As listeners will hopefully remember from our first episode this season, we spoke with Alexandra Carter, an artist whose work delves into themes of femininity, transformation, and the embodiment of the monstrous as a source of power and creativity. At that time, we discu…

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Psychiatry Advances: Dopamine In and Out Of The Brain 39:29

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Dr. Zachery Freyberg MD,PHD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. He is an expert in Cellular Biology as well as being an outstanding psychiatric clinician. This podcast discusses the role of Dopamine transmission across the brain and within other organ systems of the body e.g. that of the pancreas. Weight gain is di…

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An Intimate In-Person Conversation with Poet Eleanor Stanford on Midwifery, the Maternal Body, and Menopause in the Poetic Form 46:58

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Eleanor Stanford is the author of four books of poetry, all from Carnegie Mellon University Press. Her most recent, Blue Yodel, is forthcoming this fall. Eleanor’s interest in birth- not just in a personal context but through a global lens, through the ways that people and other cultures experience it- brought her to Brazil, where she was a Fulbrig…

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Bloating, Cellulite, PCOS, Meal Prep and More 17:55

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Last week I put up a Q&A box on instagram and you had some great questions. Many I realized were hard to respond to in a quick story format so I’m answering them on this week’s podcast! I chose some of the questions that come up frequently, and will do a part two next week to cover more. We chat about: What could be the reason for having just bloat…

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106. Translating Poetry: Finding the Heart 52:43

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Did you know that translating poetry from one language to another is an art unto itself? In our latest episode of Mindful U podcast author, translator, and veteran, Bill Porter, who goes by the pen name Red Pine, takes us through the process of finding the true heart of poem that’s hidden beneath words. Hear his journey of how he began translating …

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Using Sound to Connect People to Green Bay 17:47

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On a sunny morning in mid-June 2024, the Phoenix, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s research vessel, headed out onto the bay. Aboard were Sea Grant researchers Emily Tyner and Bill Sallak and a small mound of recording equipment. It was piloted by Chris Houghton, assistant professor and fish ecologist, who was assisted by first mate, undergraduat…

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Breaking Ballet Barriers: Ingrid Silva’s Journey from Rio to Harlem to Motherhood 46:42

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“Companies oftentimes see dancers, especially women, "unable" to have a career, a professional career after they're becoming mothers. And that's also part of the patriarchy because this is not how it works. Having a child and coming back to work, it can potentialize your work in so many ways. It can bring a broader vision for yourself and for other…

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Health Hacks: Bloating, Blood Sugar, Tips for Travel and Home, plus the US v EU Food Debate 21:02

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Do you want to enjoy pizza and pasta without impacting your gut and energy? Does it seem like your food intolerances and gut issues go away when traveling? Is it better food quality and “cleaner” ingredients (like people claim when they go to Europe)? Or is it something else? This episode covers all those questions around the quality of European ve…

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Psychiatry Advances: The Etiology and Treatment of Weight Related Disorders in Youth 31:21

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Andrea Goldschmidt PHD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry. This Podcast focusses upon the causes and treatment of excessive weight gain, loss of control of eating in youth and adolescents. The major topic of discussion relates to “binge eating “, the emotional and environmental causes of such eating disorders, such as uncontrolled urges, eating w…

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Psychiatry Advances: Mental Health and Suicide in Autistic Teens and Adults 37:16

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Carla Mazevsky PHD, is the Nancy J Minshew Endowed Chair in Autism Research, Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology and Translational Research at the University of Pittsburgh. She is an expert in key emotional aspects of Autistic people at all ages. This Podcast presents and focusses upon the challenges of overcoming/treating this unifying concept/…

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Psychiatry Advances: Present Challenges and Opportunities in the New Era of Alzheimer’s Disease 39:14

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Annie Cohen PHD is Associative Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. This Podcast updates ongoing research and manifestation of Alzheimer’s Disease, its diagnosis (Amyloid, Tau deposition), biomarkers that may influence severity and early detection/diagnosis, also how social determinants of health affects early detection, e.g. ac…

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Psychiatry Advances: The University of Pittsburgh Department of Psychiatry Is Committed to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 46:36

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The University of Pittsburgh Department of Psychiatry is involved in efforts to promote and implement Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). In this podcast, four faculty members offer brief presentations and discuss the importance of DEI. Guests include Sarah Pederson, PhD; Paul Pikonis, PhD; Piper Carroll, MD; and César Escobar-Viera, MD, PhD. T…

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Psychiatry Advances: Severe Anxiety in Older Adults and its Effects on Brain and Body Aging 37:35

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Carmen Andreescu is Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. This podcast focusses on severe worry and anxiety in aged persons. Not all worry in aged persons is pathological. Severe worry includes dramatic effects on patient’s psychology, brain, and aging. These are characterized here as well as appropriate intervention/treatment no…

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Choose This Now: A Live Reading by Nicole Haroutunian on Motherhood, Artistic Practice, and Publishing 44:31

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This episode of Postpartum Production was recorded live at Blackbird Books Bookstore and Cafe in San Francisco, on a warm Spring day in the shop's back garden. This beautiful event was co-hosted by Recess Collective, a local San Francisco organization that builds inclusive community-centered spaces for families, particularly in the early years of p…

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Pregnancy Scares & Toxoplasmosis: Western vs Eastern Medicine | Gut Health Optimization | Trusting the Universe 22:37

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Hi friends! I’m sharing a personal update on what’s going on with my pregnancy and life. I had positive toxoplasmosis lab results which turned out to be a recent infection. I talk about the diagnosis, treatment, and what will happen. It’s been an emotional couple of weeks but has made me reflect deeply on the balance of western vs eastern medicine,…

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Lake and River Foams Study Reveals High PFAS Levels 5:17

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In a new study, natural foams and water surface microlayers of 43 Wisconsin rivers and lakes were found to contain 36 compounds in a group of chemicals known as PFAS. While PFAS were detected in both the foam and the water surface, it’s the foams that the researcher said were orders of magnitude higher in PFAS concentration compared to water, and t…

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Which Toxins Affect your Gut Health, Hormones & Metabolism 34:40

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According to the Environmental Working Group, women use an average of 12 products a day, containing 168 different chemicals. And many of these are toxic to your gut, hormones, and metabolism. Dr. Vivian Chen and I talk about which toxins to avoid and what better replacements you can swap in today. About Dr. Vivian Chen: Dr Chen is a UK-trained medi…

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Room Swept Home: Remica Bingham-Risher Holds Communal and Ancestral Narratives in a Universe of Poetry 45:48

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"It's about history, it's about family lineage, and it's about what we bring into the world." - Remica Bingham-Risher We continue our exploration of birth and creativity with Remica Bingham-Risher. Remica is the author of Conversion, which was winner of the Naomi Long Magit Poetry Award, What We Ask of Flesh, which was shortlisted for the Hurston W…

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Psychiatry Advances: Strategies to Help Families and Children Harmed by a Loved One's Drug Addiction 22:47

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Dennis Daley PhD is Professor of Psychiatry and former Chief Addiction Medicine Services at UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. For more than 30 years Dr. Daley provided clinical services to persons with SUDs. His teaching and recovery materials are used throughout the US. This Podcast emphasizes that families of persons with SUDs are harmed and in …

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Psychiatry Advances: Sleep, Circadian Rhythms and Risk For Adolescent Substance Abuse 26:13

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Brant P. Hasler, PhD, is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology. He is the PI of multiple NH research grants. These investigate changing adolescent sleep patterns, late bedtimes, early arising and consequent increased risk for substance abuse. Dr. Hasler is both a researcher and a clinician/mentor. Dr. Hasler’s “three-phase” research inve…

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Psychiatry Advances: Leadership Development for Academic Clinical/Educational Faculty Careers 28:03

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Dr. Jamie Tew is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry. This Podcast describes his personal evolution from being a full-time clinical educator into his becoming a lead clinician administer at the UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. Presently he is Associate Chief of Clinical Services for Inpatient care, Quality, and Director of WPH’s Clinician Educat…

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Psychiatry Advances: Affect Among Teenagers - The Role of Sleep 22:36

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Peter Franzen PhD. Is Associate Director for Education of the University of Pittsburgh Sleep and Chronobiology Center. This Podcast discusses teenagers shortened sleep during critical high school years, when teenagers must attend school at early times. These sleep changes affect teenager reactivity, emotion, stress, pleasure( anhedonia) cognition a…

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Psychiatry Advances: Early Life Experiences Shape Brain Development-Translational Sciences Implications 24:23

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Judy Cameron PhD is a Professor of Psychiatry. This podcast describes ongoing leading public education, intervention and training programs derived from her previous extensive experimental neuroscience research in primate brain development.UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital による

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Psychiatry Advances: Evidenced Based Behavioral Health Interventions in Communities 24:49

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Shaun Eack PhD is the James and Noel Browne Endowed Chair and Professor in Social Work and Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. This Podcast describes his work on Cognitive Enhancement Therapy for persons with Schizophrenia and Autism. This work is a neurocognitive and social-cognitive rehabilitation program. Dr. Eack is presently preparing …

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Psychiatry Advances: Sleep and Cognition in Older Adults 22:31

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Dr. Kristine Wilckens PhD is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and sleep researcher. She has a K01 Career Development Award from the NIH. It concerns Slow Wave Sleep and Executive Network Function in older adults. This Podcast reviews the stages of sleep focusing upon slow wave sleep, the deepest most restorative sleep pattern and its effect upo…

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Psychiatry Advances: Integrated Physical and Psychiatric/Behavioral Care in Pediatric Settings 23:11

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Our Guest , Abigail Schlesinger MD. is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry. She is the Chief , Behavioral Science Division. UPMC Children’s Hospital, also the Medical Director of TiPS (Telephonic Psychiatric Services). These expanding ambulatory integrated services are proximately provided within multi-group Pediatrician’s offices, presently, with…

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Psychiatry Advances: “Resolve” - A Unique Pittsburgh Crisis Center 22:57

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“Resolve” is a governmentally funded free-standing, multi-purpose Crisis Center serving all persons in Allegheny County – The Center clients include the mentally ill and any persons/families under great stress - whatever their pressing concerns.My guest is Associate Professor of Psychiatry Jack Rozel MD, President, American Association for Emergenc…

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Psychiatry Advances: Intensive Mental Health Outpatient Treatment in Perinatal Women 22:17

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Maintaining the mental health of perinatal women is of great importance personally and for all of use. In this episode, we speak with Eydie Moses-Kolko, MD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and expert in women’s health and perinatal psychiatry. The rationale and approach of partial outpatient intensive treatment for such women is reviewed along wi…

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Psychiatry Advances: Telepsychiatry: Growing and Useful 24:47

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Gina Perez, MD, is the Associate Chief of the UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital Behavioral Network. This includes Telepsychiatry not only for UPMC sites, but also for mental and behavioral health centers throughout Western PA including especially rural areas (16 locations/11 counties).This podcast episode focuses on this rapidly growing treatment m…

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Psychiatry Advances: Integrated Care: The IBD Specialty Medical Home 28:02

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Eva Szigethy, MD/PHD is Professor of Psychiatry and Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh. She is the Director of Behavioral Health within the Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Medical Home. Dr. Szigethy focuses her clinical and research interests on integrated medical-psychiatric care models for patients with chronic disease including inflammato…

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Psychiatry Advances: ADHD: Diagnosis/Treatment Course/Adult Presentations 21:06

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Brooke S. G. Molina, PhD, is a professor of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Pediatrics at University of Pittsburgh and UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. She directs clinical research at the ADHD Across the Lifespan Program. This long-time longitudinal clinical research involves youth/adolescents and adult patients. This episode presents information on…

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Psychiatry Advances: Depression in Late Life/Risk for Dementia 21:44

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Jordan Karp, MD, is professor of Psychiatry, Anesthesiology, and Clinical and Translational Science at the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. Late-life depression may be brain “toxic.” This episode discusses geriatric depression and ongoing multi-site PCORI/NIH geriatric research about a treatment-resistant depression (…

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Psychiatry Advances: Medical Marijuana 28:00

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Antoine Douaihy, MD, is professor of Psychiatry and Medicine and senior academic director of Addiction Medical Services at the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. Medical marijuana is now approved for distribution in Pennsylvania, but it’s absent of controlled clinical trials. Marijuana use requires careful monitoring, i…

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Psychiatry Advances: The Placebo Effect 28:11

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Marta Pecina MD PhD. is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Director of the Translational Neuroscience and Neuroimaging Lab of the Department of Psychiatry and the UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. This Podcast focuses on the Neurobiological basis of placebo effects. Placebos have great power. We explain how both expectation and conditioning genera…

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From Set to Home: Actress Lauren Lapkus Finds Humor in the Balance of Caregiving and a Career on Screen 41:34

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Lauren Lapkus is an American actress and comedian known for portraying Susan Fisher in the Netflix comedy drama series Orange is the New Black. She played Jess in the HBO comedy drama series Crashing, she's appeared in the television series Are You There, Chelsea?, Hot in Cleveland, Clipped, The Big Bang Theory, and Good Girls, the films Jurassic W…

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Psychiatry Advances: Adolescent Brain Development and Establishing Adult Trajectories 45:28

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Professor Bea Luna PHD is a nationally highly acclaimed NIMH- Funded psychologist, neuroscientist, teacher/mentor. Using multimodal brain imaging/learning methods she has pioneered in studying normal and atypical adolescent brain development from initiation to the onset of adulthood. These fascinating brain developments affected by adolescent exper…

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Psychiatry Advances: Physician Well-being: Prior to and During Covid-19 35:31

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Sansea Jacobson, MD, is an associate psychiatry professor at the University of Pittsburgh, and director, UPMC Graduate Medical Education WELL Committee. More than 1,700 residents and fellows are in training at UPMC. This podcast discusses physician wellbeing both prior to and during COVID-19, including support systems and individual challenges. Des…

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Psychiatry Advances: Neuromodulation With Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Alcohol Use Disorder 45:48

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Khaled Moussawi MD, PHD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, is an experienced clinical neurologist and neuroscientist. This Podcast summarizes his research team’s efforts to identify and translate pre-clinical neurobiological findings into actionable clinical treatment protocols for alcohol and potentially other addictions. Deep Brain Stimulation, …

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Psychiatry Advances: Neurofeedback for Depression - Amygdala Studies 28:47

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Kymberly Young PhD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She is an expert in brain science. Her 2017 article in the AJP, “Randomized Clinical Trial of Real-Time fMRI Amygdala Neurofeedback for Major Depressive Disorder: Effects on Symptoms and Autobiographical Memory Recall” is gaining attention. This Po…

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Psychiatry Advances: Mother-Child Brain Synchrony - The Intergenerational Transmission of Depression 31:15

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Kymberly Young PhD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She is an expert in brain science. Her 2017 article in the AJP, “Randomized Clinical Trial of Real-Time fMRI Amygdala Neurofeedback for Major Depressive Disorder: Effects on Symptoms and Autobiographical Memory Recall” is gaining attention. This Po…

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Psychiatry Advances: Social Determinants of Racial Disparities in Alcohol problems prior to and during Covid 19 30:20

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Sarah L. Pederson PhD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry. She is a national authority on alcohol use and its more serious social/psychological problems. Her research work is remarkable for its multi-causal personal assessments, racial and otherwise, e.g. measurements of impulsivity and other personal characteristics associated with drinking both …

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Psychiatry Advances: Center for Interventional Psychiatry 37:56

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Dr. Lalith Kumar K. Solai is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Pitt. He is the Architect/Director of the WPH Center for Interventional Psychiatry. It provides newer treatment modalities in psychiatry, especially for depressed patients refractory to conventional treatments, thus advancing new knowledge about these interventional treatments. This …

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Psychiatry Advances: Substance Abuse (Marijuana) and Reproductive Health of Mothers and Their Children 45:32

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Dr. Natacha De Genna PHD is an Assistant Professor with longstanding acclaimed work relating to marijuana and nicotine use by pregnant mothers, how young age and mental health and discrimination may affect both mothers and their children post pregnancy. Her video “Mothers and Marijuana” is featured on the NIH Web Site. Like alcohol, paired maternal…

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