LOUISVILLE The 2021 UofL Depression Center conference tackled some of the most challenging issues in mental health treatment. The online webinar on November 5 focused
LOUISVILLE After weak experimental designs of psychedelics research in the 1950s, rampant abuse in the 1960s, and a global ban in the 1970s, we’re taking
“Why does depression exist at all?” “Why are mental disorders so confusing?” I wasn’t expecting these types of questions from the keynote speaker. Actually, I
LEXINGTON When people hear the word “psychiatrist,” many still conjure up the image of a patient reclining on a couch while a bespectacled gentleman smokes
LEXINGTON The American Heart Association’s annual Circle of Red Day at Keenland was a warm, sunny April 10, 2019. Circle of Red members from Louisville,
LOUISVILLE The 12th Annual Conference of the University of Louisville Depression Center was held on November 1–2, 2018. David A. Clark, PhD, chair of Experimental
Yes, Mamm! Has Record Crowd and Beautiful Weather NICHOLASVILLE The 3rd annual Yes, MAMM! 5K run/walk which benefits the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation was Saturday
LOUISVILLE For over 25 years, Jesse Wright, MD, PhD, has committed the main body of his work and research to treating and researching depression. Always
LEXINGTON Everyone knows that hearing aids and assistive listening devices help and reduce the strain of trying to understand all the mumbling that is going
It may sound strange, but the best part of showing up for the Eleventh Annual University of Louisville (U of L) Depression Center Conference wasn’t
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