First look at how centers screen callers reassuring, but cost may impede greater access
Psilocybin providers follow safety guidelines, study finds (Links to an external site)
First look at how centers screen callers reassuring, but cost may impede greater access
Public attitudes may inform policies to address substance use, homelessness, mental illness
Researchers find changes during anti-amyloid treatment that may inform clinical decision-making
Mark Anastasio, PhD is leading the new Center for Computational and AI-Enabled Imaging Sciences. The Center for Computational and AI-enabled Imaging Sciences (C2AIS) at Washington University in St. Louis brings together imaging scientists, engineers, clinicians, and data scientists to advance imaging through the integration of physics, computation, and artificial intelligence. Dr. Anastasio brings extraordinary expertise […]
Kubanek receives One Mind Rising Star Award
Children with more autistic traits view and experience the world differently than their peers do, and those differences change as the children grow
Breno Diniz, MD, PhD, joined the faculty of WashU Medicine Department of Psychiatry on April 1, 2026, as professor of psychiatry in the Division of Clinical Neuroscience and Behavioral Health. Dr. Diniz is a geriatric psychiatrist who brings cutting-edge translational research expertise in using new multi-omic biomarkers of brain aging and neuropsychiatric disorders to understand […]
The April 9th psychiatry podcast, Psych Rounds, featured Dr. Charles Conway and Dr. Vasilis Hristidis discussing the topic of nitrous oxide.