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University of Florida, Department of Psychiatry Assistant Professor, Shixie “Max” Jiang, MD has been appointed a member of the Editorial Board for Scientific Reports, a journal from Nature Journal’s publishing group. Scientific Reports launched in 2011 as a multidisciplinary, online-only, open access publication covering all areas of the natural…
Dr. Carol Mathews explains hoarding, a psychiatric illness affecting about 4% of the population, and her new study seeking better screening methods to identify those with the condition. Learn more about her research project looking for clues to identify early warnings of hoarding: http://bit.ly/3U3MCNG…
We’re back from IOCDF and thrilled to share some highlights from the Conference! Our faculty and trainees, both past and present, delivered impressive presentations, showcasing their research in the field of OCD. The energy and enthusiasm were high as we came together to celebrate excellence in the OCD…
It’s that time of the year again – the Annual IOCDF Conference is here! We are excited to present our lineup of faculty and trainees who will be showcasing their research. To help you maximize your experience, we’ve prepared a schedule highlighting our department’s presentations. We encourage you to attend…
Dr. Gary Reisfield explains why poppy seeds might be illegal in South Korea, requiring travelers to turnover the beloved Trader Joe’s Everything But the Bagel seasoning when returning home.
David Roberts, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship Coordinator in the department of psychiatry, has been recognized as the Program Support Superstar by the University of Florida’s Graduate Medical Education Office for the 2024 3rd Quarter. David’s nomination highlighted his “hard work ethic, excellent attitude,…
Despite a decline in overall opioid overdose deaths in Florida, the state continues to face a severe challenge with fentanyl-related fatalities. Dr. Mathias discusses with WUFT.
Through ECT treatment at UF Health, Reid’s dark reality was quickly transformed into a brighter, more positive future. Learn more about his story and how we can help.
