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NARSAD Annual Report

Annual Report 2009

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NARSAD Research Quarterly

**NEW**

2010 Summer Research Quarterly


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Breakthroughs

We present eight stories about NARSAD investigators whose bold departures in research are deepening our understanding of neuropsyciatric illnesses, leading the way to new and better treatments.

Breakthroughs Inaugural Issue


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News from NARSAD

Includes: The marathoner who has raised thousands of dollars for mental health research.

News from NARSAD latest issue


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eNews from NARSAD

eNews From NARSAD latest issue and complete articles


Fact Sheets

Fact Sheet: Schizophrenia

Fact Sheet: Depression

Fact Sheet: Bipolar Disorder

Fact Sheet: General Anxiety Disorder

Fact Sheet: Autism Spectrum Disorders

Fact Sheet: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Fact Sheet: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Fact Sheet: ADHD

Fact Sheet: Suicide and Suicide Prevention

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What's New

NARSAD mourns the loss of Gwill Newman, founding president of NARSAD

Gwill Newman, 78, a champion for mental health research and first NARSAD president, died August 30 at her retirement home in Tesuque, N.M. Newman was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and dedicated much of her life to work for better treatments ...

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Featured Researcher



Francis S. Lee, M.D., Ph.D.

Weill Cornell Medical College

Narsad Affiliation: YI 2002, YI 2005

Focus: PTSD

 

Francis S. Lee, M.D., Ph.D., of Weill Cornell Medical College in New York, still thinks about the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. At the outpatient psychiatry clinic, he sees a small handful of patients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, caused by the strikes on New York. Working with these patients so many years after the fact, Dr. Lee realizes there is a problem with their pharmacological treatment. “The fact that we are still treating their PTSD symptoms tells you the drugs aren’t all that we want them to be,” he says. “We don’t understand why some people don’t respond.”

 

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