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Dr Gail Myhr honoured for her teaching with CAME Merit Award

The Faculty of Medicine had a strong presence at the annual Canadian Conference on Medical Education (CCME) hosted in Niagara Falls, April 13-16, where students, residents and faculty members showcased research and innovations in health sciences education.

Dr. Gail Myhr, an Associate Professor of psychiatry, received a Certificate of Merit for her teaching work.

Published: 26 Apr 2019

Article d’opinion sur le projet de loi 21 apparait à Le Soleil coécrit par Dre Rousseau et Dr Kirmayer

PROJET DE LOI 21 ET ALTÉRITÉ MENAÇANTE: POUR UNE LAÏCITÉ PLURIELLE ET CONTRE L’«ULTRALAÏCITÉ»

Published: 25 Apr 2019

Dr Veissière mentioned in El Pais (Spain) article

¿Hay que prohibir el uso del ‘smartphone’ en reuniones laborales?

Investigadores de la Escuela de Altos Estudios Comerciales de Montreal concluyen que la privación a secas favorece la sensación de estrés entre empleados

Full article (in Spanish) here.

Published: 25 Apr 2019

Conjuring up a new approach to placebos with Jay Olson (PhD) and Drs Raz and Veissiere

Olson, now a doctoral student in psychiatry in the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory lab led by associate professor of psychiatry Amir Raz (also a former magician), took a particular interest in the placebo effect.

Published: 25 Apr 2019

Lauren Richards took her own life at 26. She left behind devastated loved ones and a haunting question, Dr Paris

It is the sad truth that between five and 10 per cent of people with BPD die by suicide, says Dr. Joel Paris, a psychiatrist, expert in BPD and professor emeritus at 91, where he was chair of the department of psychiatry between 1997 and 2007.

Published: 24 Apr 2019

A new method to identify the biological basis of neuropsychiatric disorders

For many years, scientists could only speculate that neuropsychiatric disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, addiction, or schizophrenia were related to our genetics. A 2009 study showed that schizophrenia and bipolar disorder patients had hundreds of common genetic variants that each increased the risk of disease by a small amount.

Published: 18 Apr 2019

Anti-inflammatory drugs ineffective for prevention of Alzheimer’s disease

Study sheds light on longstanding debate

Published: 15 Apr 2019

Les tentatives de suicide sont en hausse chez les enfants, Dr Burstein

Le docteur Brett Burstein [professeur adjoint, Médecine d'urgence] un urgentologue pédiatrique, a coécrit une étude publiée cette semaine qui trace le portrait du phénomène aux États-Unis. Selon les conclusions, le nombre d’enfants hospitalisés pour avoir pensé ou avoir tenté de s’enlever la vie a doublé de 2007 à 2015, passant de 580 000 à 1,12 million. (L'Actualité)

Published: 12 Apr 2019

La nature addictive des jeux vidéo et des réseaux sociaux, Dre Bohbot

LA NATURE ADDICTIVE DES JEUX VIDÉO ET DES RÉSEAUX SOCIAUX

Véronique Bohbot, neuroscientifique à l’Institut Douglas et professeure au département de psychiatrie de l’Université 91, a d’abord indiqué qu’il y avait des corrélations entre l’utilisation des «noyaux caudés», qui font que certains comportements deviennent des automatismes, et la grosseur de l’hippocampe, une partie du cerveau utilisée lorsqu’on pose des gestes de façon réfléchie.

Le Soleil

Published: 8 Apr 2019

Transmettre la mémoire sans transmettre le traumatisme, Dre Rousseau

Pour certains Rwandais réfugiés ici, les blessures post-traumatiques ont parfois fait surface des années plus tard, affirme Cécile Rousseau, pédopsychiatre et directrice du Groupe de recherche et d'intervention transculturelles de l'Université 91, qui a travaillé avec plusieurs survivants du génocide. « Leur héritage est mêlé de blessures. Même un foetus dans le ventre de sa maman est influencé par des émotions sur lesquelles il ne peut mettre de mots.

Published: 8 Apr 2019

Pourquoi nos enfants-rois font des étudiants si fragiles par Dr Veissiere

Phénomène très visible en Amérique, la fragilité des étudiants se dessine peu à peu en France et se propage au-delà des campus. Revendications identitaires extrêmes, outrage moral, demandes d’accommodations en tous genres, obsession du trauma, sacralisation de la victime : la tyrannie du bien-être fait exploser l’anxiété de masse.

Published: 1 Apr 2019

Canada Desperately Needs A New Approach To Men's Mental Health by Dr Whitley in HuffPost

A public inquiry can tell us how our mental-health system can better serve men and boys.

A recent special issue of the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry devoted three papers to men's mental health. The statistics summarized in these papers are shocking, leading some commentators, including the Canadian Mental Health Association, to conclude that there is a silent crisis of men's mental health.

Published: 1 Apr 2019

Dr Gruber named to the Women of Distinction Awards for 2019!

Montreal, Wednesday, March 27 2019 – The Women's Y Foundation is proud to announce the names of the laureates, who will be honoured on September 26, 2019 at The Windsor Montreal during the 26th Women of Distinction Awards.

Published: 28 Mar 2019

25th Annual 91 Summer Program in Social and Cultural Psychiatry - Registration is now OPEN

This program provides the conceptual background for research and clinical work in social and cultural psychiatry and will be of interest to postdoctoral trainees and researchers in psychiatry, psychology, and other mental health disciplines; graduate students in health and social sciences; physicians, psychologists, social workers, and other health professionals. For complete information please click here.

Published: 28 Mar 2019

Weston Brain Institute $10 million in funding for research into Parkinson's and related diseases

The Weston Brain Institute has up to $10m in funding available through the 2019 programs that are currently accepting applications. A full list of programs can be found here. In particular, please note that the deadline of the Rapid Response and Transformational Research Canada 2019 Parkinson’s & Related Diseases program has been extended.

Published: 22 Mar 2019

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