Medical schools hold an esteemed place in society, training the next generation of healthcare providers. But we know that these seminal years can be challenging,
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I am often confronted, in my professional setting and personal circle, with the question “Why should we medicate normal behavior? He is just an active
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In the midst of a pediatric mental health crisis, we conducted a study, along with other Baylor College of Medicine medical students and psychiatry residents,
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Rationality typically occupies a hallowed space in both healthcare policymaking and individual medical treatment. However, recent scholarship and activism show there may be unappreciated value
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Dr. Eric Storch says journaling or keeping a diary is an adaptive way to cope with difficult or confusing situations.
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How do you get consent for mental health services for psychoactive medications (i.e. medication with the capability to alter mood, anxiety, behavior or cognitive processes)
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How willing are you to reboot the way you have always done things? Our society is currently experiencing a reboot – challenging basic assumptions about
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Baylor College of Medicine expert Dr. Elisabeth Netherton weighs in on maternal mental health and postpartum depression.
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Dr. Taylor Rosenbaum discusses the connection between COVID-19 and suicide risk among teenagers.
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The Scott Department of Urology has developed a Resident Wellness Curriculum to combat symptoms of burnout.
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