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  November 1, 2021

  How to Cope With Pandemic Burnout

  Prolonged uncertainty and cumulative trauma are leaving many fatigued and stressed. Here are some tips from mental health experts for accepting change, managing anxiety and mental fog.
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  October 27, 2021

  In Stressful Times, Physician Helps Students and Healthcare Providers Use Art to Decompress

  Jefferson Artist-in-Residence Dr. Nazanin Moghbeli finds inspiration at the bedside.
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  October 25, 2021

  What Are Vital Components of Effective Counseling for Substance-Abuse Patients?

  Examining addiction’s impact on family members and the importance of cultural humility.
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  September 24, 2021

  Movie Explores How Med Students’ Passions Will Make Them Better, Healthier Physicians

  Sidney Kimmel Medical College student Ryan Emhoff developed the documentary through JeffMD curriculum.
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  September 15, 2021

  Essays Offer a Snapshot During a Turbulent Time

  Winners of the Drs. Theresa and Charles Yeo Writing Prize pen stories to share with future generations.
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  June 30, 2021

  As We Emerge From the Pandemic, Who Is at Risk for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?

  A traumatic event can cause PTSD, but so can unrelenting stress, such as what we’ve experienced during the COVID pandemic.
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  June 8, 2021

  How Can Mentoring Programs Improve Confidence of Adolescent Girls?

  A novel approach for providing early support for overall physical and mental wellbeing for teenage girls.
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  May 14, 2021

  Growing the Next Generation of Therapies

  As the first African American man admitted to the Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing, Nafees Norris paves a path for others.
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  May 3, 2021

  Can Too Much Positivity Be a Negative?

  By presenting an unrealistically perfect world online and in life, you may harm others with your “toxic positivity.”
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  April 20, 2021

  “Stop AAPI Hate” – A Plea from a Community in Grief

  A faculty member shares how violence against Asian American and Pacific Islanders has impacted her as a Vietnamese-American, and actionable steps that we can all take to stand in solidarity.
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  April 14, 2021

  Making Conversations About Mental Health Mainstream

  A Jefferson medical student uses social media to create educational content about mental health and illness, breaking stigma and barriers to getting help.