In the Media: Chatbots Are Creating Thorny Ethical Questions About Transparency in Mental Health Care
Dr. Ipsit Vahia offers insight into incorporating artificial intelligence-driven tools into mental health care.
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Dr. Ipsit Vahia provides independent feedback to the results of a new clinical trial examining the effectiveness of mindfulness-based stress reduction training and exercise for older adults.
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In the Media: Urgent Need for Research Into Psychedelic Therapy for Older Adults
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In the Media: Mental Health Stigma Improving Among Older Adults
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In the Media: Accessible but Untested, Mental Health Apps Are Booming
Dr. Ipsit Vahia outlines the pros and cons of mental health apps.
In the Media: ‘I Miss Everything. I Miss Everybody’ – Depression Rates for Seniors Are Soaring Amid COVID-19
Dr. Ipsit Vahia cites an increase in the rates of depression and anxiety among older adults.
In the Media: Addressing Mental Health Concerns in the Restaurant World
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In the Media: Doctors Face Dilemma on Whether To Recommend New Alzheimer’s Treatment
“But I also feel hopeful that this attention, focus, and discussion about Alzheimer’s will bring about a lot of change.” – Dr. Brent P. Forester
In the Media: Need Mental Health Help? There Are Apps for That, but Picking the Right One Is Tough
Dr. Ipsit Vahia and others explain how technology is making mental health care more accessible.
In the Media: Do Wearable Stress-Relief Gadgets Work? I Tried Some To Find Out
Dr. Ipsit Vahia and others discuss the potential benefits of wearable devices that track stress and anxiety levels.
In the Media: Increased Risk for Suicide, Self-Harm in ICU Survivors
Dr. Ipsit Vahia comments on a new study linking intensive care treatment with a high risk for suicide or self-harm.
In the Media: Older Adults Report Better Mental Health Than Younger Ones During Pandemic
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In the Media: A Pandemic Strikes – Isolation Poses Tough Challenge for Older People
Dr. Ipsit Vahia and other experts examine how older adults have withstood the stress of the pandemic.
In the Media: How Men Are Finding Mental Health Support With Digital Tools
Dr. Ipsit Vahia and others discuss how digital tools are transforming behavioral health care for men.
In the Media: Another Upshot of Vaccines: Some Shots Could Help Prevent Alzheimer’s
Dr. Ipsit Vahia and others review the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccine for older adults.
In the Media: ‘Invisibles’ May Provide Needed Data on Compromised Patients
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Dr. Ipsit Vahia and a colleague write about the growing popularity of telehealth and the challenges of establishing telehealth as a permanent component of healthcare.
In the Media: Older Adults More Resilient to COVID’s Mental Health Impact
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