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Psychiatry is entering a new era. Join host Carlene MacMillan, M.D., Psychiatrist and Chief Medical Officer at Osmind, for Psychiatry Tomorrow, where we delve into captivating conversations with mental health leaders advancing the field.
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The Interventional Psychiatry Clichés Dr. Lisa Harding Would Kill (opens the original)
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Lisa Harding, MD, trained at the top of interventional psychiatry at Yale, then left academia because a hospital is a poor way to get treatments to patients. She joins Will Sauvé and Brittany Albright to argue that the treatments work fine and everything around them, the dosing reflexes, the referral thresholds, the room, and the math, is what fails.
The Psychiatrist Who Fought the FDA Over How Women's Desire Gets Measured | Anita Clayton, MD (opens the original)
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2-sentence description: Dr. Anita Clayton — UVA's chair of psychiatry and the researcher who built the field's standard scale for measuring antidepressant sexual dysfunction — joins Dr. Will Sauvé and Dr. Brittany Albright to trace a career spent proving what drug labels wouldn't say. From a fluoxetine label that said 1.9% when she was seeing 20% in clinic, to fighting the FDA over how women's desire gets measured, to the postpartum and depression treatments she's running trials on right now.
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