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Young-Walker Named Administrator of the Year by MU NAACP Chapter

Laine Young-Walker, MD, associate dean for student programs at the University of Missouri School of Medicine, recently received the Image Award for Administrator of the...

Talissa Altes, MD, the chair of the Department of Radiology; Leila Kheirandish-Gozal, MD, the director of the Child Health Research Institute; and Laine Young-Walker, MD ‘97, associate dean for student programs and chief of the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

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Women Move to Head of Class in Leadership Roles

Professors lead School of Medicine into the future....

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Department of Psychiatry Receives Two Grants

Two Department of Psychiatry faculty members recently earned funding from the National Institutes of Health...

Program Will Improve Access to Mental Health Care for Children

The University of Missouri’s Department of Psychiatry has received a nearly $3 million grant from...

Research

Tele-Psychiatry Reaches Rural Kids in Need

The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry estimates that as many as one in...

Research

Lack of Training Contributes to Preschool Teacher Burnout

Researchers at the University of Missouri School of Medicine have surveyed early childhood teachers and...

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Psychiatrist Sheds Light on Rising Adolescent Suicide Rate

More American adolescents committed suicide than died in traffic accidents in 2014, according to a...

Research

Extreme Beliefs Often Mistaken for Insanity, New Study Finds

In the aftermath of violent acts, such as mass shootings, many people assume mental illness...

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Young-Walker Named Administrator of the Year by MU NAACP Chapter

Women Move to Head of Class in Leadership Roles

Department of Psychiatry Receives Two Grants

Program Will Improve Access to Mental Health Care for Children

Tele-Psychiatry Reaches Rural Kids in Need

Lack of Training Contributes to Preschool Teacher Burnout

Psychiatrist Sheds Light on Rising Adolescent Suicide Rate

Extreme Beliefs Often Mistaken for Insanity, New Study Finds