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Eric Topol ⁦‪@EricTopol‬⁩ Our brain charted: the most comprehensive natural history from fetus to 100 years via MRI scans in over 100,000 people nature.com/articles/s4158… nature.com/articles/d4158… economist.com/science-and-te… pic.twitter.com/zAvVIoL1Xy 4/7/22, 10:08 AM

Colleagues In follow up to discussion on rounds I proved a brie refresher and resources on suicide risk reduction. The brief article (SAFE-T application …) by Douglas Jacobs is excellent. He is almost single handed responsible for the national push for screening. I also attach a pocket SAFE-T Card.. The "how to" power point byContinue reading “SAFE_T content and application resources”

https://twitter.com/Surgeon_General/status/1510964426001768453?s=20&t=RnwKI-lXX2WakikrgJTpaA Dr. Vivek Murthy, U.S. Surgeon General on Twitter “It’s Public Health Week, a chance for us to promote the health of all Americans. Join me this #PublicHealthWeek to learn more about what public health means to me—and to consider what it means to you.” twitter.com Joseph (Joe) E. Thornton, M.D., DFAPA

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Tom Insel, MD ⁦‪@thomasinselmd‬⁩ The crisis of care is not just lack of access but lack of engagement. The majority of people with #mentalillness are not in treatment. And the 40% who are in treatment receive low-quality care, so only 1/3 of those in care will experience the full benefit. We must do better. pic.twitter.com/b8MkXuoqG0Continue reading “Tweet by Tom Insel, MD on Twitter”

STAT ⁦‪@statnews‬⁩ The pharmaceutical industry is still struggling to tackle Alzheimer’s disease. Now, health tech companies are now trying to take a crack at it. buff.ly/3uK6mIa 3/31/22, 7:00 AM

The Biggs article includes the Daily Record Scale which is use in treatment studies. All sources comment the mechanism of RX is specific to the SSRI as opposed to antidepressants and cite a) immediate clinical effect in PMDD b) lack of effect from non-SRI antidepressants. Occasional use of the SSRI (ie symptoms onset ) asContinue reading “Resource articles on RX of PMDD”