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Chair, Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody provides tips on how to to reenter a post-COVID world

UNC Psychiatry climbs to the 17th spot on US News and World Report’s Best Grad Schools of 2021

Bacteria from cat-scratch fever potentially linked to schizophrenia “To our knowledge, this is the very first work that examines a potential role of Bartonella in schizophrenia,” Dr. Flavio Frohlich says while speaking with ABC 7 Chicago

Congratulations Dr. Christina Cruz on your UNC Caregivers at Carolina Award!

Our Chatham County ACTT team was recognized in the Chatham News Record for bringing mental health aid to homeless man who’s never been treated for his schizophrenia.

Zev Nakamura, MD, Rebekah Nash, MD, PhD, Sarah Laughon, MD, and Donald Rosenstein, MD, published an article in the journal Psychiatry in Primary Care on the neuropsychiatric complications of COVID-19.

Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody speaks to ABC11 about the pandemic’s impact on healthcare workers, “It has been traumatic for different people in different ways, and the lasting impact will affect people in different ways.”

Dr. Crystal Schiller speaks to CBS17 about this new guilt vaccine recipients are experiencing, “We’ve never been through this before. It’s a whole new set of circumstances that we’re facing.”

Dr. Donita speaks to CBS17 about how the pandemic is causing poor school performance when your child is doing online learning and it’s causing mood changes when students are isolated from their peers.

Emily Cox, LCSW in our Child Psychiatry Outpatient Program writes Op-Ed piece for The News & Observer, “What COVID-19 reminds us about eating disorders.”