Everyday Health | October 23, 2018
While the evidence of widespread anxiety among people who have psoriatic arthritis is strong, it’s less clear exactly how the two conditions interact. Mark Sullivan, MD, PhD, talks about what can trigger anxiety, its potential effects, and what you can do to reduce it.
KNKX Radio | October 20, 2018
For people with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, nightmares can be debilitating, nightly experiences. KNKX radio talks with Murray Raskind, MD, on an unexpected treatment for veteran’s traumatic nightmares.
UW News | October 19, 2018
A study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry, authored by Peter Roy-Byrne, MD, and Matig Mavissakalian, MD, (Case Western Reserve University), finds that people who chose their form of treatment were more apt to stick to their program and eventually became diagnosis-free.
Medpage Today | October 18, 2018
Read the insightful article by Matthew MacKinnon, MD, about workplace burnout and tips on how to bring more meaning into your workday.
Bozeman Daily Chronicle | October 13, 2018
Anne Rich, MD, Associate Clerkship Director, oversees a new student-run mental health center in Bozeman for second year medical students enrolled in the University of Washington School of Medicine WWAMI program. Dr. Rich approves the students’ recommendations before delivering it to the patients’ primary care doctor.
Parent Map | October 11, 2018
Today’s changing media landscape reaches far beyond TV and radio to increasingly ubiquitous social media newsfeeds, memes, podcasts, YouTube, video games and apps. Laura Kastner, PhD, talks about the effects of constant consumption of media on children and adolescents.
UW Medicine Huddle | October 9, 2018
Pamela Collins, MD, MPH, discusses her vision for the UW Global Mental Health Program in this terrific Q & A.
The Daily | October 7, 2018
Emily Dworkin’s recent NPR interview and Mary Larimer’s recent write-up about alcohol consumption among young adults remind us of the full extent of the impact of the recent Kavanaugh hearing.
Washington Post | October 6, 2018
Research shows that millions of victims of sexual assault have paid a serious, measurable price, physically and mentally. A 2009 literature review co-authored by Emily Dworkin, PhD, is cited.
NPR | October 4, 2018
Sexual assault is still a highly stigmatized form of trauma, and that can complicate recovery for years. In an in-depth NPR interview, senior fellow Emily Dworkin, PhD, talks about her research findings and her perspective on where society and science need to go next to prevent assaults and help survivors heal.
