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HealthLink radio show joins WRVO public media
Upstate Medical University’s hour-long “HealthLink on Air” program joins WRVO Public Media‘s Sunday evening lineup from 9 to 10 p.m. Sunday, May 26 . WRVO — part of the National Public Radio digital network — can be heard from Cortland … Continue reading
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Syracuse media interview psychologist about Boston manhunt
Dr. Robert Gregory, MD, talked with news reporters about the importance of verbalizing concerns about the Boston Marathon massacre, and the lockdown and manhunt. “Our limited experience and limited research in that area indicates it’s not as helpful to communicate … Continue reading
Researchers recruit people for genetic study of schizophrenia
If you’re healthy, free of mental illness, and willing to help science unlock the secrets of schizophrenia, consider participating in a genetic study of schizophrenia that is underway at Upstate. Schizophrenia is one of the most serious of psychiatric disorders, … Continue reading
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Check Up from the Neck Up: How to feel like part of a committee
By Rich O’Neill Q: I was asked to join a committee at work, but after two meetings, it’s clear that the committee members have no voice. The leader calls us together to report what he’s doing, but our opinions aren’t sought … Continue reading
Coping with stress — advice for caregivers from caregivers
We may not be able to control what’s happening around us, but we can determine our reactions. That is one of the primary ways to cope with stress, whether it’s brought on by sudden illness, a hurricane or job loss, … Continue reading
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Psychiatrist interviewed about new gun control laws
Robert Gregory MD spoke to YNN about the New York SAFE Act and the concerns of mental health providers, who will be required to report patients they believe might do harm to themselves or others. “It may be a little … Continue reading
Carbon dioxide levels impact human performance
As we look for ways to save energy in “green” buildings, researchers from Upstate suggest we not skimp on air quality. A study that looked at groups of volunteers in office-like chambers found significant differences in decision-making capabilities among the … Continue reading
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How to decide what to do with your life
Don Pilch has some unique experiences in reinventing himself. He worked as an accountant, information technology manager, financial management executive and as a massage therapist before going to medical school. Now he’s a psychiatry resident at Upstate. “Everybody has his … Continue reading
Dr. Brian Johnson grateful for chance to help back surgery patients addicted to painkillers
A letter to the editor from Upstate’s Brian Johnson MD appears in today’s Post-Standard, thanking the newspaper for its coverage of the treatment he offers to back surgery patients who have become addicted to painkillers. He recently was interviewed about … Continue reading
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‘Myth of Mental Illness’ author, psychiatrist Thomas Szasz dies
Thomas Szasz MD, one of the most controversial thinkers in behavioral science and a professor of psychiatry emeritus at Upstate, died at his home in Manlius on Saturday at the age of 92. He was the author of the provocative … Continue reading
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