Many people would have had happier lives and marriages had they chosen not to have kids—yet they still describe parenthood as the “best thing they’ve ever done.” Why don’t we regret having children more? Paul Bloom explains: theatlantic.com/family/archive…

A 16-year-old girl reported missing from Asheville, North Carolina, was rescued after she flashed a hand signal from a car on a Kentucky interstate, authorities said. A motorist recognized the distress signal from TikTok. nyti.ms/3kfYMAL

Last month, Yale School of Medicine announced a Student Mental Health & Wellness Program for students. The pilot program offers short-term individual therapy, including consults & counseling, in a clinical or wellness setting. Read more 👇 medicine.yale.edu/intmed/news-ar…

For every service member who has been officially diagnosed with depression or PTSD, there are many who are struggling in silence. Stigma about seeking mental health care is rooted in culture. Leaders must role model the value of self care to save lives. #VetsMentalHealthChat

The Global Burden of Disease study estimated that pollution caused 9 million deaths in 2019; more than 60% were due to cardiovascular disease. Shifting to renewable energy sources may reduce such deaths. nej.md/30aQa7N

New: We looked into what would happen to Wilkinsburg's taxes if the borough is annexed into Pittsburgh — Property taxes would go down significantly —Income taxes would rise from 1% to 3%, causing concern that the move primarily benefits homeowners publicsource.org/wilkinsburg-pi…

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The fact that COVID vaccination cards are SO conceivably easy to fabricate is frustrating and scary.

"One phrase you won’t find in [AMA's] 'Advancing Health Equity' is 'universal healthcare' ... The word 'abortion' isn’t in there either, though it would advance health equity if more doctors were willing to perform one." tinyurl.com/y2s2tpj2

Had an interview yesterday that honestly wasnt that great. Beat myself up for a while about it before stepping back and reminding myself that this is the point of interviews - some places wont click, and its important for me to discover that. Imposter syndrome, stay back🙃

Absolutely rips me apart. We have to expand mental health resources for children.

To whoever needs to hear this: I started Lexapro in the middle of med school. It fundamentally changed my life for the better. I experienced no side effects. If an SSRI doesn’t work for you, you can switch to a different one or stop it easily. The stigma is bullshit.

Marriage Requires Amnesia nytimes.com/2021/12/24/sty…

Down with COVID now, unfortunately. It's not too bad (thanks vax) but I'm interested in the months to come. nytimes.com/2022/01/19/hea…

We are thrilled to announce our fantastic incoming class! #Match2022 #PsychMatch2022

It takes a monster to kill children. But to watch monsters kill children again and again and do nothing isn’t just insanity—it’s inhumanity.

Meet PGY-1 Dr. Jad Hilal (Jad Hilal (he/him))! Jad grew up in Pittsburgh and stayed for undergrad where he studied international relations. He plays the violin, fiddle, and mandolin! He also loves to read and to cook!

Spotlight on: BWH Psychiatry residents exploring the White Mountains!

Spotlight on: BWH residents enjoying 'Neuroethics night' last week, where they discussed an excerpt from PGY-3 Dr. Matt Baum's book 'The Neuroethics of Biomarkers'!