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Medicine at Michigan's Fall Issue Focuses on Mental Health
Our experts provided insights on several stories about mental health during the pandemic
The fall issue of Medicine at Michigan (link is external) features a breadth of stories on different topics of mental health that have become more prominent during the current pandemic.
Department of psychiatry faculty provided their insights on a variety of stories:
- COVID-19 Is Hurting Our Mental Health. But What Can We Do About It? (link is external) [experts featured: Elizabeth Duval, Ph.D.; Michelle Riba, M.D.]
- A Different Struggle: What the Pandemic Is Doing to Kids and Teens(link is external) [expert featured: Sheila Marcus, M.D.]
- Living Purposefully in a Pandemic; or, What COVID-19 Can Do for You(link is external) [expert featured: Michelle Riba, M.D.]
- Using Alone and Reinventing Recovery: How COVID-19 Is Upending Addiction and Treatment(link is external) [expert featured: Mark Ilgen, Ph.D.]
- Getting Virtual Treatment for an Eating Disorder — Does It Work?(link is external) [expert featured: Jessica Van Huysse, Ph.D.]
- Coping with Bipolar Disorder During the Pandemic(link is external) [expert featured: Melvin McInnis, M.D.]
- Pregnancy Anxiety Is Real, and COVID-19 Is Making It Worse(link is external) [expert featured: Maria Muzik, M.D.]
