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‘Medical Wild West’: Researchers Urge Higher Regulation of Marketing for Bodybuilding Supplements

By Brian Burns | Psychiatry | 0 comment | 31 March, 2026 | 0

Fitness influencers and online communities can create rapid demand for a product based on limited or questionable evidence, which can then put bodybuilders at risk.

Why Taking Care of Your Mind May Be One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your Heart

By Marcela Quintanilla-Dieck | Heart Month 2026, Mental Health, Psychiatry | 1 comment | 24 February, 2026 | 0

A Mass General Brigham researcher explains how mental well‑being, prevention, and behavior change can protect your heart.

Five Things to Know: A Clinical Approach to Street Psychiatry

By Brian Burns | Psychiatry | 1 comment | 9 January, 2026 | 0

Street psychiatry is a unique approach to providing unhoused individuals with access to crucial mental health services.

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Learning More About How Parents Respond to Digital Alerts of Potential Child Suicide Risk

By Brian Burns | Mental Health, Psychiatry | 0 comment | 18 December, 2025 | 0

Researchers found that the alerts mostly led to positive improvements in communication about mental health between parents and children.

The Hidden Emotional Toll of a Partner’s Military Deployment on New Mothers: What You Need to Know

By Brian Burns | Depression, Mental Health, Psychiatry | 0 comment | 28 October, 2025 | 0

Social support networks could play a crucial role in helping new and expecting mothers navigate the challenges of a partner’s military deployment.

How One Doctor is Helping to Shift the Culture of Silence on Physician Mental Health

By Marcela Quintanilla-Dieck | Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine, Mental Health | 0 comment | 21 August, 2025 | 0

What happens when the culture that trains physicians to suppress emotions starts to affect their own well-being?

How Telehealth Is Helping to Connect Individuals Experiencing Homelessness to Crucial Health Services

By Marcela Quintanilla-Dieck | Psychiatry | 0 comment | 11 August, 2025 | 0

Despite early concerns, pivoting to telehealth during the COVID-190 pandemic was effective for physicians and patients alike.

Five Things to Know: What’s Next in Research and Treatment for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

By Brian Burns | ADHD, Psychiatry | 0 comment | 30 June, 2025 | 0

While ADHD is increasingly recognized and diagnosed in childhood, it is a lifelong condition that can present different challenges in adults.

Uncovering the Complexities of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in Children and Adolescents: A Conversation with Maria G Fraire, PhD

By Ryan Jaslow | Pediatrics, Psychiatry | 0 comment | 10 June, 2025 | 1

Researchers at McLean Hospital analyzed patient data to create more effective treatment for childhood obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

Tradition Meets Treatment: A New Approach to Asian American Mental Health

By Katrina Fu | Mental Health, Psychiatry | 0 comment | 16 May, 2025 | 1

Can traditional Eastern practices such as acupuncture and tai chi be adapted to help with modern mental health challenges? That’s the question being investigated by Albert Yeung, MD, ScD, the Associate Director of the Depression and Clinical Research Program at Massachusetts General Hospital. In recognition of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage MonthRead more

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