Bringing More Than Blue Documentary Across The Globe
We are pleased to share that our More Than Blue documentary is now screening across the globe through our new partnership with ROCO films.
Happy Holidays from the Center for Women’s Mental Health
Warmest wishes this holiday season from the team at CWMH! We're thankful for another year of your support in our commitment to women's mental health.
Lee Cohen, MD: Message on Maternal Suicide Awareness
In recognition of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: A Message from Dr. Lee Cohen
Early Onset of Puberty Associated with Increase in Risk of Psychiatric Illness in Girls
Precocious puberty, particularly central precocious puberty (CPP), is increasingly common and is associated with a higher risk of long-term psychiatric disorders.
From Concept to Screenings: More Than Blue – Postpartum Depression Documentary
New documentary illuminates the faces and voices of postpartum depression across America.
A New Threat to Pregnancy: Xylazine
Xylazine, a veterinary sedative, has become an increasingly common adulterant in the illicit opioid supply, posing unique risks to pregnant individuals and their developing fetuses.
Does Prenatal Cannabis Exposure Affect Executive Function in Preschool-Aged Children?
Prenatal cannabis exposure was associated with deficits in executive function and aggressive behavior; however, there are other important exposures to consider in this study.
Clinical Update 2024: Gabapentin (Neurontin) and Pregnancy
In this study with over 4000 infants exposed to gabapentin, the information is reassuring. While we cannot rule out the possibility of a small increase in risk of cardiovascular malformations in gabapentin-exposed infants, gabapentin does not appear to be a major teratogen.Â
Improving Cognitive Function After Surgical Menopause: A Randomized Controlled Trial of Lisdexamfetamine
The psychostimulant lisdexamfetamine was well-tolerated and improved both subjective and objective measures of attention and working memory in women undergoing surgical menopause.
Ketamine and Pregnancy: Taking a Look at the Practices of Ketamine Clinics
With ketamine and esketamine increasingly used to treat depression, especially in women of reproductive age, this study reveals important gaps in care, including inconsistencies in pregnancy testing, informed consent, and contraception practices among ketamine clinics in the United States.Â